Hero's Journey
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She wasn’t armed and couldn’t call John for help. Patrick didn’t seem to be personally dangerous, but he had caused a lot of trouble.
There was also the issue of how she would make him give up Hero if he didn’t want to. She looked back at the cabin where Eric was standing on the front porch.
As though he had read her mind, he said, “Get him to come into the cabin. I can take care of him while you run down to the firehouse and call for help.”
Stella wasn’t sure if that would work but ...it was the only plan she had. She smiled at Patrick when he parked his pickup and got out.
“I’m really sorry I haven’t returned your calls, Chief Griffin.” He was covered in soot. His clothes looked as though he’d been wearing them for days. “It’s this darn cell phone service around here. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. And I’ve been superbusy. There’s good money to be made cleaning chimneys here in Sweet Pepper.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wasn’t armed and couldn’t call John for help. Patrick didn’t seem to be personally dangerous, but he had caused a lot of trouble.
There was also the issue of how she would make him give up Hero if he didn’t want to. She looked back at the cabin where Eric was standing on the front porch.
As though he had read her mind, he said, “Get him to come into the cabin. I can take care of him while you run down to the firehouse and call for help.”
Stella wasn’t sure if that would work but ...it was the only plan she had. She smiled at Patrick when he parked his pickup and got out.
“I’m really sorry I haven’t returned your calls, Chief Griffin.” He was covered in soot. His clothes looked as though he’d been wearing them for days. “It’s this darn cell phone service around here. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. And I’ve been superbusy. There’s good money to be made cleaning chimneys here in Sweet Pepper.”
What to read after Hero's Journey?
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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