Recruits (Keeper Of The Water Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
Harriet says. We’re both perched at the edge of the same tree branch thirty feet above the ground, neither of us afraid of falling. Such a fall would hardly be bothersome for an Amazon. And if by chance we did get hurt, there’s little reason for serious concern. We might be days away from the nearest medical doctor but there’s something very comforting knowing we’re so close to the world’s most effective medicine, regardless of the fact that we’ve wandered farther away from camp than usual. The canopy of leaves on these trees are so thick that it causes the jungle floor to constantly feel like a state of dusk, whether the sun’s shining brightly overhead or not. The only way we can see down to the river is because Harriet pushes aside a massive branch just enough to give us a clear view while still keeping us hidden. I could’ve moved the branch if I yanked with all my might but Harriet is so strong that she holds it back with ease. Even with our superhuman eyesight, we can barely see the three men in the canoe.
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