Blood Ties
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He got scared like any man. He just figured he was already dead, so he didn’t pay it no nevermind.”
~ Cole McJunkins “You know the doors to the cargo hold are gonna be locked, right?” Cole asked as they walked quietly down the narrow spiral staircase in the forward section of the Jezebel’s gondola.
“And you know about my pinky finger,” Jake chided, referring to the lock-pick that Tinker Farris had thoughtfully included with the clockwork arm.
“What if there are guards?” Cole sounded despondent.
...“Look, I got the doors figured … I’ll cross any other bridges when I come to them.”
“You better.” Cole’s tone was sour.
“You get so grumpy when someone gets you out of bed in the middle of the night.” Jake smiled and patted Cole on the shoulder as they made it to the bottom step.
“You’re damn right I’m grumpy.” Cole pushed his hat back on his head and gave Jake an evil eye. “Them red flashes ain’t got nuthin’ to do with us.”
“You don’t know they don’t.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He got scared like any man. He just figured he was already dead, so he didn’t pay it no nevermind.”
~ Cole McJunkins “You know the doors to the cargo hold are gonna be locked, right?” Cole asked as they walked quietly down the narrow spiral staircase in the forward section of the Jezebel’s gondola.
“And you know about my pinky finger,” Jake chided, referring to the lock-pick that Tinker Farris had thoughtfully included with the clockwork arm.
“What if there are guards?” Cole sounded despondent.
...“Look, I got the doors figured … I’ll cross any other bridges when I come to them.”
“You better.” Cole’s tone was sour.
“You get so grumpy when someone gets you out of bed in the middle of the night.” Jake smiled and patted Cole on the shoulder as they made it to the bottom step.
“You’re damn right I’m grumpy.” Cole pushed his hat back on his head and gave Jake an evil eye. “Them red flashes ain’t got nuthin’ to do with us.”
“You don’t know they don’t.”
What to read after Blood Ties?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quincy J. Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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