No Humans Involved
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Harder than it sounds because most of the beds were raised within retaining walls, so he had to hop up or—in a few cases—take a running leap.He stayed at the edge of the gardens and leaned in to get closer to the center, ducking around bushes, picking his way past plants. I erased paw prints as we went.We made it through about half of the garden when I noticed Tansy and Gabrielle watching."Is this about those poor trapped children?" Gabrielle asked as I waved them over.I nodded. "We're hoping to... find a body, so we can…" I considered how best to explain it. "Find the people responsible and figure out what they did so I can free the spirits. He—" I waved at Jeremy. "The, uh, dog is specially trained for that sort of thing.""A cadaver dog.""Right. But not, you know, officially or anything. Just a friend of a friend knew someone who trained them and let me borrow this one.""Shouldn't he be on a lead?" Tansy asked."This one works better off-leash. He's very well trained.""Huh. Well, it looks like he may have found something."I leaned past Tansy to see Jeremy gingerly raking back the dirt with his claws.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harder than it sounds because most of the beds were raised within retaining walls, so he had to hop up or—in a few cases—take a running leap.He stayed at the edge of the gardens and leaned in to get closer to the center, ducking around bushes, picking his way past plants. I erased paw prints as we went.We made it through about half of the garden when I noticed Tansy and Gabrielle watching."Is this about those poor trapped children?" Gabrielle asked as I waved them over.I nodded. "We're hoping to... find a body, so we can…" I considered how best to explain it. "Find the people responsible and figure out what they did so I can free the spirits. He—" I waved at Jeremy. "The, uh, dog is specially trained for that sort of thing.""A cadaver dog.""Right. But not, you know, officially or anything. Just a friend of a friend knew someone who trained them and let me borrow this one.""Shouldn't he be on a lead?" Tansy asked."This one works better off-leash. He's very well trained.""Huh. Well, it looks like he may have found something."I leaned past Tansy to see Jeremy gingerly raking back the dirt with his claws.
What to read after No Humans Involved?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kelley Armstrong to read onlineMoreLess
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