Dae's Christmas Past
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He wanted to hear everything about what had happened. I gave him a little more information than he was ready for when I told him about Osisko.
“Kevin, I thought you were going to keep her from doing that kind of thing,” he remarked. “It could’ve been much worse.”
“We talked about it, Horace,” Kevin said. “You know her. She does what she thinks she should.”
Horace frowned. “What are you going to do now?”
“I’ve thought about it since we left the parking lot,” I told him. “I think we have to catch ...the present day shaman in the act of summoning the demon horses.”
Mary Catherine laughed. “You’ve thought all of fifteen or twenty minutes and come up with a plan that may get you killed?”
“It makes sense. There are a lot of people working out there. It could be any of them—we know nothing about the workers. One of them might have come just to control the demons,” I explained. “We could question them, but I doubt they would admit to it. This is the last night of the full moon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wanted to hear everything about what had happened. I gave him a little more information than he was ready for when I told him about Osisko.
“Kevin, I thought you were going to keep her from doing that kind of thing,” he remarked. “It could’ve been much worse.”
“We talked about it, Horace,” Kevin said. “You know her. She does what she thinks she should.”
Horace frowned. “What are you going to do now?”
“I’ve thought about it since we left the parking lot,” I told him. “I think we have to catch ...the present day shaman in the act of summoning the demon horses.”
Mary Catherine laughed. “You’ve thought all of fifteen or twenty minutes and come up with a plan that may get you killed?”
“It makes sense. There are a lot of people working out there. It could be any of them—we know nothing about the workers. One of them might have come just to control the demons,” I explained. “We could question them, but I doubt they would admit to it. This is the last night of the full moon.
What to read after Dae's Christmas Past?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joyce Lavene to read onlineMoreLess
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