Never Let Go
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He stared away from her and his tone became lethal. "Just turn around and start walkin'. Don't look back. You ought to be good at that." She gazed at him miserably, nodded, and left.
*** He appeared beneath the oak tree as if the mountains had magically set him in her path—without sound, without warning. The black-haired giant might have been some ancient warrior unleashed by a wizard's spell. He had a long beard. From her perch on a low limb, Dinah stared down in amazement.
He swung his... thick walking staff as if he were hitting a golf ball—only the end of the staff connected with the haunch of a grunting wild boar. The animal squealed in alarm and disappeared into a snowy thicket.
The giant tilted his head back and gazed up at her unemotionally. She held a noose of rope in one hand. "What were you going' to do?" he inquired in a deep voice devoid of any discernible accent.
"Lasso him and tie him to a limb so that I could get down." "And then?" "Think of some way to get my rope back." "Good plan, except for the last part." Dinah studied him shrewdly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stared away from her and his tone became lethal. "Just turn around and start walkin'. Don't look back. You ought to be good at that." She gazed at him miserably, nodded, and left.
*** He appeared beneath the oak tree as if the mountains had magically set him in her path—without sound, without warning. The black-haired giant might have been some ancient warrior unleashed by a wizard's spell. He had a long beard. From her perch on a low limb, Dinah stared down in amazement.
He swung his... thick walking staff as if he were hitting a golf ball—only the end of the staff connected with the haunch of a grunting wild boar. The animal squealed in alarm and disappeared into a snowy thicket.
The giant tilted his head back and gazed up at her unemotionally. She held a noose of rope in one hand. "What were you going' to do?" he inquired in a deep voice devoid of any discernible accent.
"Lasso him and tie him to a limb so that I could get down." "And then?" "Think of some way to get my rope back." "Good plan, except for the last part." Dinah studied him shrewdly.
What to read after Never Let Go?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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