Murder Fir Christmas
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She wasn’t on duty, but she knew she should always be prepared. Trouble didn’t respect her time off. Still, she didn’t get that kind of impression from him. He looked harmless.“I mean you no harm, Unega Awinita.” “I’m sorry. I think you have me confused with someone else. I’m Bonnie Tuttle. This is my family’s Christmas tree farm. Would you like a tree?”“Why should I cut a tree when I have them all for my enjoyment?” He raised his staff high as he spoke and cast an eye upon the forest around him.... She shivered, as the trees did, at his words. An eerie feeling seeped into her.The old man put his hand on the stag’s neck. “Something puzzles you?”“Only why you’re here. What can I do for you, sir?”He laughed as he stroked the stag’s neck. “She asks what she can do for us, when it is we who have come to help her.”The big stag snorted and nodded its massive head, as though he was laughing with the old man. He pawed the ground, plumes of his breath freezing in the air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wasn’t on duty, but she knew she should always be prepared. Trouble didn’t respect her time off. Still, she didn’t get that kind of impression from him. He looked harmless.“I mean you no harm, Unega Awinita.” “I’m sorry. I think you have me confused with someone else. I’m Bonnie Tuttle. This is my family’s Christmas tree farm. Would you like a tree?”“Why should I cut a tree when I have them all for my enjoyment?” He raised his staff high as he spoke and cast an eye upon the forest around him.... She shivered, as the trees did, at his words. An eerie feeling seeped into her.The old man put his hand on the stag’s neck. “Something puzzles you?”“Only why you’re here. What can I do for you, sir?”He laughed as he stroked the stag’s neck. “She asks what she can do for us, when it is we who have come to help her.”The big stag snorted and nodded its massive head, as though he was laughing with the old man. He pawed the ground, plumes of his breath freezing in the air.
What to read after Murder Fir Christmas?
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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