Shadows & Tall Trees (2014)
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M. MULLER Before the inheritance, Arthur Speth had neither heard of Vrangr, North Dakota, nor of the great-aunt who authored the will. This mysterious relative had, for some inexplicable reason, bequeathed him both her house and a generous parcel of land on the outskirts of said town. Included in the will was a handwritten note detailing how one might locate Vrangr; this would prove beneficial, for upon consulting the internet, Speth found no mention of the place. Even his musty old atlas proved... discouraging. If the town did exist, cartographers had thought best not to include it. There was no description of the house, but the fact that it resided on nearly eight hundred acres of land led Speth to envision a sizable and well-furnished abode. Details concerning Aunt Torgren were also absent; indeed, the wraithlike executor who delivered the news claimed to know nothing about her. Upon relaying the essential information, the rain-soaked figure had slithered back to whatever shadowy realm he called home, leaving Speth to wonder if the meeting had even taken place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. MULLER Before the inheritance, Arthur Speth had neither heard of Vrangr, North Dakota, nor of the great-aunt who authored the will. This mysterious relative had, for some inexplicable reason, bequeathed him both her house and a generous parcel of land on the outskirts of said town. Included in the will was a handwritten note detailing how one might locate Vrangr; this would prove beneficial, for upon consulting the internet, Speth found no mention of the place. Even his musty old atlas proved... discouraging. If the town did exist, cartographers had thought best not to include it. There was no description of the house, but the fact that it resided on nearly eight hundred acres of land led Speth to envision a sizable and well-furnished abode. Details concerning Aunt Torgren were also absent; indeed, the wraithlike executor who delivered the news claimed to know nothing about her. Upon relaying the essential information, the rain-soaked figure had slithered back to whatever shadowy realm he called home, leaving Speth to wonder if the meeting had even taken place.
What to read after Shadows & Tall Trees?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Kelly to read onlineMoreLess
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