The season may have officially started two months ago, but it isn't truly spring in Rockton until we bury our winter dead. Dalton and Anders are digging the shallow grave. I'm wandering, trying to calm Storm. As a future tracking dog, she needs to know the smell of death. I've read books that say cadaver dogs can't do the job for long because every "success" leads to a dead body. I dismissed that an anthropomorphism until I showed Storm the corpses.. and she promptly set about trying to wake the dead.
This Fallen Prey by Kelley Armstrong (Casey Duncan #3)
"He's a thrill killer," I say. "He murders because he enjoys it. Tortures and kills. Five victims in Georgia. Two men. Two women. And one fourteen-year-old boy."









11 comments:
Kind of makes you wonder where the dead 'stay' until winter is over...
Hmm, I'm not sure...but I'll bet the story is intense. Thanks for sharing, and here's mine: “MAP OF THE HEART”
That's a great opener. I hope you enjoy it. See what I'm featuring at Girl Who Reads.
This sounds sad, yet at the same time it sounds interesting and probably a great story.
This sounds like a good read.
Sounds intense. I like that a cadaver dog is included in the plot. I'd like to learn more about that.
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Wow! scary intro, haven't come across horror reads. Not sure if get into this one. Hope you enjoy reading it. Thanks for sharing and for visiting my blog.
Wow! What a visual. Great teaser!
I'd definitely keep reading. I'm going to check this one out. Love the first paragraph and the cover!
Well the story sounds like a page turner. Where do the dead stay till they are buried??
Sounds good, keep reading.
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