Grizzly Fury (2011)
Grizzly Fury
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He woke feeling sluggish when Moose poked him with a finger as thick as a spike.
“Time to get up, sleepyhead,” Moose joked, whispering so as not to wake the others.
The men had spread their blankets in front of the lean-to. Cecelia and the children slept under it. Anything that came at them had to get through Fargo and the others first.
“Did you see or hear anything?” Fargo asked as he stretched and shook his head to try and clear it.
“It’s been quiet as can be,” Moose said. He sank onto his bla...nket and lay on his back with his rifle against his side. “The only problem I had was staying awake.”
Fargo stiffly rose and stepped to the fire. The crackling flames cast a glow that lit the lean-to and the horses. All else was ink. The woods were a black wall. He could hear the gurgle of the stream but couldn’t see it.
Sitting cross-legged, Fargo placed the Sharps in his lap and poured himself a cup of coffee. He needed it badly. His muscles felt sore, which puzzled him since he hadn’t done anything strenuous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He woke feeling sluggish when Moose poked him with a finger as thick as a spike.
“Time to get up, sleepyhead,” Moose joked, whispering so as not to wake the others.
The men had spread their blankets in front of the lean-to. Cecelia and the children slept under it. Anything that came at them had to get through Fargo and the others first.
“Did you see or hear anything?” Fargo asked as he stretched and shook his head to try and clear it.
“It’s been quiet as can be,” Moose said. He sank onto his bla...nket and lay on his back with his rifle against his side. “The only problem I had was staying awake.”
Fargo stiffly rose and stepped to the fire. The crackling flames cast a glow that lit the lean-to and the horses. All else was ink. The woods were a black wall. He could hear the gurgle of the stream but couldn’t see it.
Sitting cross-legged, Fargo placed the Sharps in his lap and poured himself a cup of coffee. He needed it badly. His muscles felt sore, which puzzled him since he hadn’t done anything strenuous.
What to read after Grizzly Fury?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jon Sharpe to read onlineMoreLess
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