Bite Me (Woodland Creek)
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Holy shit. Alice’s tiny heart slammed around in her furry chest faster than it normally did. All her senses screamed at her that there was danger approaching, but she could hardly move.
It couldn’t be a cat. Cats were silent, sure, but Alice had practically mastered the art of listening for every leap they made, every tiny crunching noise that happened when their claws dug into tree bark.
Bobby might have better luck if he sent an army of cat shifters after her. At least they could climb... trees, unlike the dogs.
What the hell was that noise? It was constant, barely there, and seemed to come in almost a familiar rhythmic… Holy shit. It was a snake. There was a snake stalking her.
That was the absolute worst.
She’d been caught by snakes before, had a couple of close calls with some big motherfuckers in her time, and it was never fun feeling those scaly, rope-like bodies wrapping around her, trying to crush her into oblivion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Holy shit. Alice’s tiny heart slammed around in her furry chest faster than it normally did. All her senses screamed at her that there was danger approaching, but she could hardly move.
It couldn’t be a cat. Cats were silent, sure, but Alice had practically mastered the art of listening for every leap they made, every tiny crunching noise that happened when their claws dug into tree bark.
Bobby might have better luck if he sent an army of cat shifters after her. At least they could climb... trees, unlike the dogs.
What the hell was that noise? It was constant, barely there, and seemed to come in almost a familiar rhythmic… Holy shit. It was a snake. There was a snake stalking her.
That was the absolute worst.
She’d been caught by snakes before, had a couple of close calls with some big motherfuckers in her time, and it was never fun feeling those scaly, rope-like bodies wrapping around her, trying to crush her into oblivion.
What to read after Bite Me (Woodland Creek)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woodland Creek to read onlineMoreLess
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