Blood On the Bayou: a Cafferty & Quinn Novella
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The rest of the house was built up, allowing for a basement in an area that could flood. The first French fur trappers had chosen wisely when they had settled in the French Quarter. It was the highest ground around. Which wasn’t saying much since most of New Orleans was below sea level. The Cheshire Cat’s basement had been Danni’s father’s office, the place where he’d housed his private collection and The Book of Truth. Quinn knew that Danni had not known of the existence of the book until the d...ay her father died. Angus had talked about the book, but Quinn himself hadn’t seen it until he and Danni had been forced to seek its guidance. Called The Book of Truth, it might have been better labeled The Book of Fantasy and Legend. It noted creatures from every culture and society, from vampires and werewolves to “fairy folk” and beyond. When, exactly, it had been written they didn’t know. It appeared to be medieval, coming from a time when the world was filled with superstition and feared darkness and the devil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rest of the house was built up, allowing for a basement in an area that could flood. The first French fur trappers had chosen wisely when they had settled in the French Quarter. It was the highest ground around. Which wasn’t saying much since most of New Orleans was below sea level. The Cheshire Cat’s basement had been Danni’s father’s office, the place where he’d housed his private collection and The Book of Truth. Quinn knew that Danni had not known of the existence of the book until the d...ay her father died. Angus had talked about the book, but Quinn himself hadn’t seen it until he and Danni had been forced to seek its guidance. Called The Book of Truth, it might have been better labeled The Book of Fantasy and Legend. It noted creatures from every culture and society, from vampires and werewolves to “fairy folk” and beyond. When, exactly, it had been written they didn’t know. It appeared to be medieval, coming from a time when the world was filled with superstition and feared darkness and the devil.
What to read after Blood On the Bayou: a Cafferty & Quinn Novella?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heather Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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