Smoke And Ashes (2006)
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DIDN’T THEY HAVE one in Stanley Park a couple of years ago? Probably ran out of house pets to eat out in the suburbs and wandered into the city.”“Coroner ruled it out.”“Bear, then.”“No.”“Really big raccoon.” When Jack took his eyes off the road long enough to glare across the cab of his truck, Tony shrugged. “Raccoons can be pretty damned big. I saw one once about the size of small dog.”“You sure?”“About what?”Jack downshifted and accelerated through a changing light. “About what you saw. Maybe ...it wasn’t a raccoon.”“You think I saw a small dog?”“Don’t tell me what I think.”“Fine.” Tony sighed. “If you don’t think I saw a raccoon, what do you think I saw?”Another glance across the cab. “You tell me.”“Oh, for fuck’s sake; sometimes a raccoon is just a raccoon!” He sank down as far as the seat belt strap would allow.Tony hadn’t wanted to go look at a dead body, particularly not a dismembered dead body, and he’d half hoped that CB would refuse to allow him the time off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DIDN’T THEY HAVE one in Stanley Park a couple of years ago? Probably ran out of house pets to eat out in the suburbs and wandered into the city.”“Coroner ruled it out.”“Bear, then.”“No.”“Really big raccoon.” When Jack took his eyes off the road long enough to glare across the cab of his truck, Tony shrugged. “Raccoons can be pretty damned big. I saw one once about the size of small dog.”“You sure?”“About what?”Jack downshifted and accelerated through a changing light. “About what you saw. Maybe ...it wasn’t a raccoon.”“You think I saw a small dog?”“Don’t tell me what I think.”“Fine.” Tony sighed. “If you don’t think I saw a raccoon, what do you think I saw?”Another glance across the cab. “You tell me.”“Oh, for fuck’s sake; sometimes a raccoon is just a raccoon!” He sank down as far as the seat belt strap would allow.Tony hadn’t wanted to go look at a dead body, particularly not a dismembered dead body, and he’d half hoped that CB would refuse to allow him the time off.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tanya Huff to read onlineMoreLess
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