“Raising his head, he saw a sack of something draped over a set of railings further down. It hadn´t been there when he´d run down the road after his dinner, he was sure. He dawdled along for a closer look. It wasn´t a sack, but a woman, impaled on the sharp black spikes. He stared at her, uncomprehending. Face down, her dress was caught up round her waist, and he could see her drawers.”
The Rules:
If you recognize the quotation, or if you think you are able to guess who wrote it, please post a comment. Just leave a hint, do not spoil the fun by giving too much away. The book will be reviewed on Friday.
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The author's name has the same vowels as my daughter's name, Paula.
Ah, the game´s afoot! LOL
And I believe that first name is also common in Spanish.
You bet, Dorte.
I think that unless I memorized it in sixth grade, I will never remember it. I admire those who can do this.
Patti: now I am not the type who squeals, but I believe there are those who think it demands google skills rather than a reliable memory ;D
Well, gee... I never thought about googling it!
What a sight for a small boy to come upon!
Interesting bait box, too. I'm not sure what it is.
Kelly: oh, my readers are very sly. And I thought there might be some of them who could tell you what the bait box is as it was meant as a hint.
I have no idea but I'm looking forward to the review.
CD
Clarissa: the rest of the book was just as good as this promising teaser.
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