Peacemaker (The Flash Gold Chronicles, #3)
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The fog had finally cleared, and a dozen canoes and fishing boats floated in front of the camp, several with nets stretched between them. Square moss houses squatted alongside the shoreline, and those people who weren’t fishing worked out in front of them, drying and cleaning the catch.
A few ornery nerves tangled in Kali’s belly as her little group approached the camp.
Would anyone remember her? Would anyone care that she had returned?
She sniffed. Not that she cared if they cared.
“Are they li...kely to be a problem?” Cedar pointed at a trio of men lurking in the trees to the side of the trail. He was running alongside the SAB while Kali drove and Tadzi hung on.
“No,” Tadzi said, shouting to be heard over the rumbling of the engine. “That’s my cousin and his friends. They’re supposed to be hunting, but they’re likely hiding from the chief and drinking again. When he finds out, he’ll rustle up some punishment for them.”
“I’d be more concerned about that fellow watching us with a shotgun in hand.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fog had finally cleared, and a dozen canoes and fishing boats floated in front of the camp, several with nets stretched between them. Square moss houses squatted alongside the shoreline, and those people who weren’t fishing worked out in front of them, drying and cleaning the catch.
A few ornery nerves tangled in Kali’s belly as her little group approached the camp.
Would anyone remember her? Would anyone care that she had returned?
She sniffed. Not that she cared if they cared.
“Are they li...kely to be a problem?” Cedar pointed at a trio of men lurking in the trees to the side of the trail. He was running alongside the SAB while Kali drove and Tadzi hung on.
“No,” Tadzi said, shouting to be heard over the rumbling of the engine. “That’s my cousin and his friends. They’re supposed to be hunting, but they’re likely hiding from the chief and drinking again. When he finds out, he’ll rustle up some punishment for them.”
“I’d be more concerned about that fellow watching us with a shotgun in hand.”
What to read after Peacemaker (The Flash Gold Chronicles, #3)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindsay Buroker to read onlineMoreLess
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