Bone Walker: book Iii of the Anasazi Mysteries
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As each person exited Kettle Town and came to meet them, Catkin’s eyes narrowed more and more. She thought he was mad. And he wasn’t so sure she was wrong. He was gambling on legends. A thing no one sane would attempt.
“Clay Frog, please help Rain Crow.”
“Yes, War Chief.”
She trotted back. Rain Crow limped along behind them, his lopsided face looking worse for the contorted expression he had adopted to grit back the pain.
Clay Frog offered an arm to the burly War Chief from Flowing Waters Town. ...He took it gladly.
Rain Crow had to be in excruciating agony. Having suffered a similar, if less threatening wound recently, Browser had to admire the man’s courage and endurance. Not only did he have a skull-cracking headache, but his balance and coordination were slightly off, as well. Worse, after a blow to the head like that, a man’s souls could slip away before he realized it. Nevertheless, Rain Crow doggedly walked forward.
“Why am I still a prisoner?” Old Pigeontail asked from where he stood a half pace ahead of Catkin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As each person exited Kettle Town and came to meet them, Catkin’s eyes narrowed more and more. She thought he was mad. And he wasn’t so sure she was wrong. He was gambling on legends. A thing no one sane would attempt.
“Clay Frog, please help Rain Crow.”
“Yes, War Chief.”
She trotted back. Rain Crow limped along behind them, his lopsided face looking worse for the contorted expression he had adopted to grit back the pain.
Clay Frog offered an arm to the burly War Chief from Flowing Waters Town. ...He took it gladly.
Rain Crow had to be in excruciating agony. Having suffered a similar, if less threatening wound recently, Browser had to admire the man’s courage and endurance. Not only did he have a skull-cracking headache, but his balance and coordination were slightly off, as well. Worse, after a blow to the head like that, a man’s souls could slip away before he realized it. Nevertheless, Rain Crow doggedly walked forward.
“Why am I still a prisoner?” Old Pigeontail asked from where he stood a half pace ahead of Catkin.
What to read after Bone Walker: book Iii of the Anasazi Mysteries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathleen O'neal Gear to read onlineMoreLess
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