Bitten (Black Mountain Bears book 2)
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Jasper sat on the leafy forest floor, staring up at the giant boulder with the tree splitting it. The symbol of their clan, apparently. The stone was still as impervious to the elements as any stone, yet over the years, it had been split by the tree’s roots. Now the two were melded together, inexorably entwined, bound to the earth.
If the tree died, the stone would fall to pieces. And if the stone disintegrated, the tree would fall.
His father’s words echoed in his head, a lesson given l...ong ago when Jasper had had a crush on a girl in Junior High and was at a loss as to how to woo her.
“Am I supposed to worship her, Papa?” he had asked.
His father shook his head. “There’s a difference between blind worship and simple reverence. Just make sure she knows you think she’s the most amazing woman in your life. That you would do anything for her.”
That had made him think.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jasper sat on the leafy forest floor, staring up at the giant boulder with the tree splitting it. The symbol of their clan, apparently. The stone was still as impervious to the elements as any stone, yet over the years, it had been split by the tree’s roots. Now the two were melded together, inexorably entwined, bound to the earth.
If the tree died, the stone would fall to pieces. And if the stone disintegrated, the tree would fall.
His father’s words echoed in his head, a lesson given l...ong ago when Jasper had had a crush on a girl in Junior High and was at a loss as to how to woo her.
“Am I supposed to worship her, Papa?” he had asked.
His father shook his head. “There’s a difference between blind worship and simple reverence. Just make sure she knows you think she’s the most amazing woman in your life. That you would do anything for her.”
That had made him think.
What to read after Bitten (Black Mountain Bears book 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelie Hunt to read onlineMoreLess
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