Nailed
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Tuck squatted and looked at the little that was left of Sumo; the dog’s bones had been picked clean.
“Too bad that lion was so hungry,” Tucker said. “If he’d left some meat on the carcass, he might have cached it. Then we’d have a big advantage.”
“Sure. We could have set out traps for when he came back for the leftovers.”
Tucker stood up and stretched. His lean six foot four inch frame reached toward the sky. He had sandy blonde hair and crystal blue eyes. He looked like he should have been mode...ling or playing pro beach volleyball. But Tucker Marsden loved the wilderness and all the creatures in it.
Except when they got out of hand. Not that there weren’t plenty of jerkwad campers who shouldn’t be scoured from the earth by the savage fang and claw. That would be sound environmental management. But when a big cat started running down innocent joggers and bounding into people’s backyards looking for kids to snack on, then steps had to be taken.
“How big was this poor pooch?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tuck squatted and looked at the little that was left of Sumo; the dog’s bones had been picked clean.
“Too bad that lion was so hungry,” Tucker said. “If he’d left some meat on the carcass, he might have cached it. Then we’d have a big advantage.”
“Sure. We could have set out traps for when he came back for the leftovers.”
Tucker stood up and stretched. His lean six foot four inch frame reached toward the sky. He had sandy blonde hair and crystal blue eyes. He looked like he should have been mode...ling or playing pro beach volleyball. But Tucker Marsden loved the wilderness and all the creatures in it.
Except when they got out of hand. Not that there weren’t plenty of jerkwad campers who shouldn’t be scoured from the earth by the savage fang and claw. That would be sound environmental management. But when a big cat started running down innocent joggers and bounding into people’s backyards looking for kids to snack on, then steps had to be taken.
“How big was this poor pooch?”
What to read after Nailed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Glynn to read onlineMoreLess
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