Cutty (Prairie Grooms book 8)
“Ryder said and pointed.
Newton knelt next to him and studied the ground. “I appreciate you teaching me how to track. Call it a boyhood fancy, but I’ve always wanted to learn. I still can’t get over that you and your brother learned from a woman.”
Ryder chuckled. “In case you ain’t figured it out yet, Mrs. Awahnee ain’t your average woman. I don’t know where she learned to track so well, but she’s the best I’ve ever seen. She and her husband.”
“An odd pair, to be sure,” Newton said a...nd stood. “Have you seen much of them lately?”
Ryder stood as well. “Not much since Amon finished his house. But my guess is they’re still around.”
“I wouldn’t mind spending some time with them.”
“Why’s that?”
“Isn’t it obvious? You don’t meet people like that every day. I find them fascinating.”MoreLess
Newton knelt next to him and studied the ground. “I appreciate you teaching me how to track. Call it a boyhood fancy, but I’ve always wanted to learn. I still can’t get over that you and your brother learned from a woman.”
Ryder chuckled. “In case you ain’t figured it out yet, Mrs. Awahnee ain’t your average woman. I don’t know where she learned to track so well, but she’s the best I’ve ever seen. She and her husband.”
“An odd pair, to be sure,” Newton said a...nd stood. “Have you seen much of them lately?”
Ryder stood as well. “Not much since Amon finished his house. But my guess is they’re still around.”
“I wouldn’t mind spending some time with them.”
“Why’s that?”
“Isn’t it obvious? You don’t meet people like that every day. I find them fascinating.”MoreLess
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