Slavemakers (2015)
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Ross McKay said, his eyes alight in his pouchy face. “They’re so beautiful.”
Malcolm followed the direction of the biologist’s gaze: Two dozen unkempt black crosses were circling against the high blue sky to the east, with more winging their way in from the horizon.
“Vultures,” Malcolm said. He shook his head. “Should’ve figured you’d think those buggers were pretty.”
Ross smiled and rocked on his feet but said nothing. This was more typical of him.
Malcolm squinted but couldn’t ...make out what the vultures were soaring over. But he didn’t need to know for sure; it was almost certainly a kill, and where there was a kill, there were usually predators.
“My experience, I find myself just below a bunch of those bastards, I’m not usually doing much admiring. Too busy looking over my shoulder for lions.”
He was joking. Kind of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ross McKay said, his eyes alight in his pouchy face. “They’re so beautiful.”
Malcolm followed the direction of the biologist’s gaze: Two dozen unkempt black crosses were circling against the high blue sky to the east, with more winging their way in from the horizon.
“Vultures,” Malcolm said. He shook his head. “Should’ve figured you’d think those buggers were pretty.”
Ross smiled and rocked on his feet but said nothing. This was more typical of him.
Malcolm squinted but couldn’t ...make out what the vultures were soaring over. But he didn’t need to know for sure; it was almost certainly a kill, and where there was a kill, there were usually predators.
“My experience, I find myself just below a bunch of those bastards, I’m not usually doing much admiring. Too busy looking over my shoulder for lions.”
He was joking. Kind of.
What to read after Slavemakers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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