Libriomancer
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I pulled into line at the toll booths and asked Lena, “Do you have an M&M?”
She fished one from the bag in her pocket, her head cocked in confusion.
I used the candy to lure Smudge off the dashboard and out of sight as we pulled up to the booth. I wasn’t aware of any laws forbidding the transportation of large spiders, but I tried to avoid giving people heart attacks when possible. Smudge stayed on my lap, hidden by my jacket as I paid the toll and drove onto the bridge.
“You look pa...le,” Lena commented.
“I’m fine.” I shifted gears, staying in the right lane and keeping my eyes fixed on the road ahead.
“Do you want me to take a turn driving?”
“The only thing worse than driving over this bridge is sitting in the passenger seat while someone else drives. No offense. It’s a control thing.”
The Triumph’s built-in enchantments provided protection against everything from rocks to bullets to dragonfire (though I’d never tested that last one).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I pulled into line at the toll booths and asked Lena, “Do you have an M&M?”
She fished one from the bag in her pocket, her head cocked in confusion.
I used the candy to lure Smudge off the dashboard and out of sight as we pulled up to the booth. I wasn’t aware of any laws forbidding the transportation of large spiders, but I tried to avoid giving people heart attacks when possible. Smudge stayed on my lap, hidden by my jacket as I paid the toll and drove onto the bridge.
“You look pa...le,” Lena commented.
“I’m fine.” I shifted gears, staying in the right lane and keeping my eyes fixed on the road ahead.
“Do you want me to take a turn driving?”
“The only thing worse than driving over this bridge is sitting in the passenger seat while someone else drives. No offense. It’s a control thing.”
The Triumph’s built-in enchantments provided protection against everything from rocks to bullets to dragonfire (though I’d never tested that last one).
What to read after Libriomancer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jim C. Hines to read onlineMoreLess
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