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Biting the Moon

by Martha Grimes
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The girl's hair was white below the scarf, now a scarf of snow, and there was a fine rime of ice on her eyebrows. Her mouth was so numb she couldn't have spoken even if there had been someone to speak to. She wore the snowshoes she had found back in the cabin and had brought the supplies, painkiller and bandages, whatever she might need to dress a wound. She wondered if trappers wore snowshoes. Probably not. Anyway, a trapper wouldn't put himself through the unpleasantness of coming out in a heavy snow like this to check his traps. In New Mexico, the law was you had to check the traps every thirty-six hours, but who paid any attention? An animal trapped stayed trapped.
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Series: Andi Oliver Publisher: Scribner

Kindle Book

  • Release date: August 13, 2013

OverDrive Read

  • ISBN: 9781476733029
  • Release date: August 13, 2013

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  • ISBN: 9781476733029
  • File size: 2236 KB
  • Release date: August 13, 2013
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subjects

Fiction Literature Mystery Suspense

Languages

English

Levels

Lexile® Measure:720
Text Difficulty:3

The girl's hair was white below the scarf, now a scarf of snow, and there was a fine rime of ice on her eyebrows. Her mouth was so numb she couldn't have spoken even if there had been someone to speak to. She wore the snowshoes she had found back in the cabin and had brought the supplies, painkiller and bandages, whatever she might need to dress a wound. She wondered if trappers wore snowshoes. Probably not. Anyway, a trapper wouldn't put himself through the unpleasantness of coming out in a heavy snow like this to check his traps. In New Mexico, the law was you had to check the traps every thirty-six hours, but who paid any attention? An animal trapped stayed trapped.
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Fiction Literature Mystery Suspense