Seize the Night: New Tales of Vampiric Terror
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They were after bighorn sheep, and what Medoc had been told—that Joe was the best guide in the area and also the cheapest, because he didn’t work for an outfitter—was true enough, and what Medoc promised—cash on the barrelhead—was good enough.
They’d been out for two days without any luck when the wind shifted and began to blow hard out of the north and Joe warned that snow was chasing it. That was no reason to call off the hunt, but by then he’d had plenty of time to learn that his Californian ...was softer than forgotten butter at a picnic and that the likelihood of their taking a bighorn in any conditions was slim. Joe had considered doing the shooting himself—he wasn’t above that if it guaranteed the bonus that Medoc had promised—but the Californian was so slow and bumbling and so damn loud that he’d begun to think even his own odds were poor.
“Might get rough out here,” he said, looking at Medoc in the flickering lantern light. “Shooting a white sheep in a curtain of driving snow?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were after bighorn sheep, and what Medoc had been told—that Joe was the best guide in the area and also the cheapest, because he didn’t work for an outfitter—was true enough, and what Medoc promised—cash on the barrelhead—was good enough.
They’d been out for two days without any luck when the wind shifted and began to blow hard out of the north and Joe warned that snow was chasing it. That was no reason to call off the hunt, but by then he’d had plenty of time to learn that his Californian ...was softer than forgotten butter at a picnic and that the likelihood of their taking a bighorn in any conditions was slim. Joe had considered doing the shooting himself—he wasn’t above that if it guaranteed the bonus that Medoc had promised—but the Californian was so slow and bumbling and so damn loud that he’d begun to think even his own odds were poor.
“Might get rough out here,” he said, looking at Medoc in the flickering lantern light. “Shooting a white sheep in a curtain of driving snow?
What to read after Seize the Night: New Tales of Vampiric Terror?
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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