Dead Beat
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Then I looked past it to Cowl and said, "But you aren't planning on doing it yourself, are you? Otherwise you'd have just shot me in the back of the head and had done with it. With me groggy like that, you might not even have had a death curse to worry about.""Very good," Cowl said approvingly. "Your reason, at least, seems sound. Provided you remain very still and give me no reason to think you a threat, I'll be glad to let you live until the Erlking returns for you."I held still, partly becaus...e I didn't want to get shot, and partly because I thought I might throw up if I moved my head too much. "How'd you find me?" I asked."Kumori and I have been taking turns tailing you most of the day," he said."When do you people sleep?" I asked."No rest for the wicked," Cowl said. His tone was amused from within his heavy hood, but the gun never wavered."Someone had to keep an eye on me," I said. "You and Grevane and Corpsetaker all wanted the Erlking to be in town. It didn't matter to you who called him as long as someone did.""And you were the only one with an interest in keeping him away," Cowl said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then I looked past it to Cowl and said, "But you aren't planning on doing it yourself, are you? Otherwise you'd have just shot me in the back of the head and had done with it. With me groggy like that, you might not even have had a death curse to worry about.""Very good," Cowl said approvingly. "Your reason, at least, seems sound. Provided you remain very still and give me no reason to think you a threat, I'll be glad to let you live until the Erlking returns for you."I held still, partly becaus...e I didn't want to get shot, and partly because I thought I might throw up if I moved my head too much. "How'd you find me?" I asked."Kumori and I have been taking turns tailing you most of the day," he said."When do you people sleep?" I asked."No rest for the wicked," Cowl said. His tone was amused from within his heavy hood, but the gun never wavered."Someone had to keep an eye on me," I said. "You and Grevane and Corpsetaker all wanted the Erlking to be in town. It didn't matter to you who called him as long as someone did.""And you were the only one with an interest in keeping him away," Cowl said.
What to read after Dead Beat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jim Butcher to read onlineMoreLess
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