Desperately Seeking Shapeshifter
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I stood up—didn’t realize I was crouching—and stared dazedly at the front yard. The stench of wolves was heavy in the air.
Ramsey had a smaller man pinned to the ground. I could hear Ramsey’s snarls from where I stood, trembling, on the porch. Thick brown hair coated his limbs, clearly on the verge of a change. Beneath him, the man struggled.
“I didn’t hurt her,” the man choked out.
A horn honked in the driveway and I swung around, staring. The side of the white van parked there read... Jackson Wilder, Plumber and Handyman. Inside the van a teenage boy hammered on the horn, clearly terrified.
Oh . . . shit. I’d smelled wolf and thought it had been one of the Andersons come to kidnap me, but it was just the handyman. I inhaled sharply, and I smelled wolf, but . . . not what I’d smelled at the store earlier. This man was a stranger. His scent was new to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I stood up—didn’t realize I was crouching—and stared dazedly at the front yard. The stench of wolves was heavy in the air.
Ramsey had a smaller man pinned to the ground. I could hear Ramsey’s snarls from where I stood, trembling, on the porch. Thick brown hair coated his limbs, clearly on the verge of a change. Beneath him, the man struggled.
“I didn’t hurt her,” the man choked out.
A horn honked in the driveway and I swung around, staring. The side of the white van parked there read... Jackson Wilder, Plumber and Handyman. Inside the van a teenage boy hammered on the horn, clearly terrified.
Oh . . . shit. I’d smelled wolf and thought it had been one of the Andersons come to kidnap me, but it was just the handyman. I inhaled sharply, and I smelled wolf, but . . . not what I’d smelled at the store earlier. This man was a stranger. His scent was new to me.
What to read after Desperately Seeking Shapeshifter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jessica Sims to read onlineMoreLess
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