On the Prowl
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It was rainy and dark. Addison had managed to sleep on a couple of legs of the flights, but she’d been awake since Lima, enduring the four hour layover there, pacing the deserted terminal while Daniel slept on a row of seats. He’d never been able to sleep on planes, and as much as she had wanted someone to talk to, she left him to sleep.
She’d given him a sheaf of papers, photocopies of articles on shifters. He’d taken them with a lift of an eyebrow, stuffing them into his backpack. But she’...d seen him reading them on the plane, working his way through the documents.
“So, according to this monograph by this anthropologist…” He flipped back to the beginning “….this Gregory Dukeshire, jaguar shifters were linked to the jaguar worship by the Inca.” He looked at her over his glasses. “They didn’t just worship the jaguar, but it was actually jaguar-shifters they worshiped?”
“It’s more than just worshiping the animal, yes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was rainy and dark. Addison had managed to sleep on a couple of legs of the flights, but she’d been awake since Lima, enduring the four hour layover there, pacing the deserted terminal while Daniel slept on a row of seats. He’d never been able to sleep on planes, and as much as she had wanted someone to talk to, she left him to sleep.
She’d given him a sheaf of papers, photocopies of articles on shifters. He’d taken them with a lift of an eyebrow, stuffing them into his backpack. But she’...d seen him reading them on the plane, working his way through the documents.
“So, according to this monograph by this anthropologist…” He flipped back to the beginning “….this Gregory Dukeshire, jaguar shifters were linked to the jaguar worship by the Inca.” He looked at her over his glasses. “They didn’t just worship the jaguar, but it was actually jaguar-shifters they worshiped?”
“It’s more than just worshiping the animal, yes.
What to read after On the Prowl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Vale to read onlineMoreLess
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