Mean Streets
Mean Streets
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“Murdered?” he asked. “How do you know?”
“I saw it,” Sariel said, stepping closer to the porch.
Marlowe started to growl again. The Grigori leader stared at the Labrador with cold, unfeeling eyes.
“I know murder when I see it.”
Remy was about to ask more questions, but stopped. No, he told himself. This time I will have nothing to do with their affairs.
The affairs of angels.
“I’m sorry,” he said, slowly turning his back and walking toward the door. “C’mon, Marlowe.”
“Where are you going?” Sar...iel asked from the foot of the porch steps.
“I’m going inside,” Remy replied. “To get away from you.”
“I don’t understand,” the Grigori leader stated.
“I’m through with this.” Remy stood in front of the door, but turned slightly to address Sariel again. “I’m done with all of it . . . with murder, floods, apocalypses and angels. Just leave me alone.”
He opened the screen door and then the door behind it, letting Marlowe inside first.
“You’re not human,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Murdered?” he asked. “How do you know?”
“I saw it,” Sariel said, stepping closer to the porch.
Marlowe started to growl again. The Grigori leader stared at the Labrador with cold, unfeeling eyes.
“I know murder when I see it.”
Remy was about to ask more questions, but stopped. No, he told himself. This time I will have nothing to do with their affairs.
The affairs of angels.
“I’m sorry,” he said, slowly turning his back and walking toward the door. “C’mon, Marlowe.”
“Where are you going?” Sar...iel asked from the foot of the porch steps.
“I’m going inside,” Remy replied. “To get away from you.”
“I don’t understand,” the Grigori leader stated.
“I’m through with this.” Remy stood in front of the door, but turned slightly to address Sariel again. “I’m done with all of it . . . with murder, floods, apocalypses and angels. Just leave me alone.”
He opened the screen door and then the door behind it, letting Marlowe inside first.
“You’re not human,”
What to read after Mean Streets?
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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