The Undead Pool (2013)
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Never mind. I found one,” I said, breezing into the kitchen with a legal pad I’d found stuffed in the back of my closet. Ivy had them, sure, but I was tired of looking like a pantser all the time. I could plan stuff, too.
Trent spun from the cooling rack, looking guilty as he rubbed crumbs from his fingers. “You’re a three-cookie man, huh?” I said as I found a black marker, and he grinned sheepishly.
“Five, actually. Chocolate chip are my weakness.” The cookie broke, and he lurched to catch it, ...looking totally accessible in the colorful silk shirt he’d borrowed from Jenks. The cuffs of his jeans were rolled up and he was barefoot, which all but pegged my meter. He looked different, but his mannerisms were as collected as always. In the background, the dryer was a contented hum. I didn’t even care since it had his socks in it.
Smiling, I got a plate. We’d been sketching out our plans in the back living room since there was less chance of being spotted by a roving news crew, and I could use a couple of cookies myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never mind. I found one,” I said, breezing into the kitchen with a legal pad I’d found stuffed in the back of my closet. Ivy had them, sure, but I was tired of looking like a pantser all the time. I could plan stuff, too.
Trent spun from the cooling rack, looking guilty as he rubbed crumbs from his fingers. “You’re a three-cookie man, huh?” I said as I found a black marker, and he grinned sheepishly.
“Five, actually. Chocolate chip are my weakness.” The cookie broke, and he lurched to catch it, ...looking totally accessible in the colorful silk shirt he’d borrowed from Jenks. The cuffs of his jeans were rolled up and he was barefoot, which all but pegged my meter. He looked different, but his mannerisms were as collected as always. In the background, the dryer was a contented hum. I didn’t even care since it had his socks in it.
Smiling, I got a plate. We’d been sketching out our plans in the back living room since there was less chance of being spotted by a roving news crew, and I could use a couple of cookies myself.
What to read after The Undead Pool?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kim Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 4 years ago
Finally! Trent and Rachelle come together. About time. I love this series. It's like Harry Potter for the more adult readers. It is a fantastical world of its own. I love the notion that there is magic and power out there. And the way the writer put together all the magical beings and characters is really good, she make it all seem plausible and realistic. I will continue reading all the books for this series. Sure is fun!Write Review:
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