Reaper's Fee (2008)
Reaper's Fee
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In fact, considering how clean and well maintained the barn was, it seemed as though Lester’s cousins preferred horses to people.
A man and two women sat on the porch in front of the house. The man was obviously Wesley, but he’d cut his dark blond hair down to coarse stubble and let his beard grow down to well over a foot in length. His face was a little more weather-beaten and his teeth were a bit more yellow, but it was still the same old Wesley. Lester remembered his older cousin as a burly, ...rough-looking man with a voice that boomed like a cannon whenever he opened his mouth. Although Wesley’s appearance had changed a bit since the last time, his mannerisms sure hadn’t.
“I’ll be pickled in rat piss!” Wesley shouted as he hobbled forward. “What the hell are you doin’ here?”
“That’s the same thing I asked him,” Pat said as he climbed down from his saddle.
“And what’d he say?” Wesley asked.
“Nothin’ yet.”
“Then shut your hole and let the man speak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fact, considering how clean and well maintained the barn was, it seemed as though Lester’s cousins preferred horses to people.
A man and two women sat on the porch in front of the house. The man was obviously Wesley, but he’d cut his dark blond hair down to coarse stubble and let his beard grow down to well over a foot in length. His face was a little more weather-beaten and his teeth were a bit more yellow, but it was still the same old Wesley. Lester remembered his older cousin as a burly, ...rough-looking man with a voice that boomed like a cannon whenever he opened his mouth. Although Wesley’s appearance had changed a bit since the last time, his mannerisms sure hadn’t.
“I’ll be pickled in rat piss!” Wesley shouted as he hobbled forward. “What the hell are you doin’ here?”
“That’s the same thing I asked him,” Pat said as he climbed down from his saddle.
“And what’d he say?” Wesley asked.
“Nothin’ yet.”
“Then shut your hole and let the man speak.
What to read after Reaper's Fee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcus Galloway to read onlineMoreLess
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