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Blind Spot

Persons, Terri

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Blind Spot

Terri Persons, a former reporter and freelance magazine writer, lives in the Midwest with her husband and two sons.

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Title of ebook: Blind Spot
ISBN: 9780385521451
Publisher: Doubleday Publishing
Internet download file size: 241 kb
Pages: 336
Released online for download: 03-13-2007
Author of eBook: Persons, Terri

Blind Spot

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Spring in Minnesota is a bad blind date: Late in arriving. Disappointingly cold. Sloppy and frenetic and loud and foul–smelling. Beneath all of that, glimmers of something dangerous yet desirable.

In the skies above the Mississippi River, bald eagles glide and dip as they search for dead fish and the animal carcasses that become visible each spring, when the white cover is pulled back. Dogs bolt from their yards and head for the woods or the road, lured by the scents released by the receding snow. Before it finally surrenders, the ice on the lakes groans and cracks and moves. The winds blow hard and long, rattling the trees and drying up the puddles. The skunk cabbage pokes through the mud, emitting an odor that’s a cross between garlic and a skunk’s stink. Turkeys rev up their gobbling and put on a show to get the attention of the other birds. The sun rises earlier and loiters like it might stay all the way through dinner.

The teenager stood at his back stoop. He could smell dinner—pot roast and new potatoes—but he couldn’t eat until the dog was kenneled. “Gunner! Here, boy! Gunner!” He clapped hi ... read full excerpt from Blind Spot ebook