I Hunt Killers
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William into the house. Gramma peeked around the grandfather clock, saw it was the sheriff, and pointed her shotgun, trembling. G. William forced a grin and said, “How do, ma’am? Didn’t know there was a lady present. Apologies.” Then he doffed his hat.
Gramma giggled and scampered off to her bedroom.
G. William arched an eyebrow. “She’s getting worse, Jazz.”
“What? Nah. She’s pretty stable these days. She’s just off-kilter because it’s late, is all.”
G. William grunted.
The sheriff had come here... many, many times after arresting Billy, so Jazz didn’t have to show him the way to the kitchen. Jazz groaned when he saw the scattered remnants of Gramma’s meal. He swept the remains into the greasy bucket and dumped it in the sink.
“Coffee?” he asked as G. William settled into a chair.
“Got enough in me to float an armada, Jazz. Thanks, no.” He sighed. “I am not happy about this.”
Jazz felt great—he’d been right. Fiona Goodling hadn’t been a one-off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
William into the house. Gramma peeked around the grandfather clock, saw it was the sheriff, and pointed her shotgun, trembling. G. William forced a grin and said, “How do, ma’am? Didn’t know there was a lady present. Apologies.” Then he doffed his hat.
Gramma giggled and scampered off to her bedroom.
G. William arched an eyebrow. “She’s getting worse, Jazz.”
“What? Nah. She’s pretty stable these days. She’s just off-kilter because it’s late, is all.”
G. William grunted.
The sheriff had come here... many, many times after arresting Billy, so Jazz didn’t have to show him the way to the kitchen. Jazz groaned when he saw the scattered remnants of Gramma’s meal. He swept the remains into the greasy bucket and dumped it in the sink.
“Coffee?” he asked as G. William settled into a chair.
“Got enough in me to float an armada, Jazz. Thanks, no.” He sighed. “I am not happy about this.”
Jazz felt great—he’d been right. Fiona Goodling hadn’t been a one-off.
What to read after I Hunt Killers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barry Lyga to read onlineMoreLess
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This book is amazing! it has an amazing plot to it, and I highly recommend this book to anybody who likes mystery/adventure.Write Review:
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