The Redwood Rebel (The Redwood War Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
She could hear the rustle of dewy grass against the big feet of the rabbits, and knew that without the aid of traps, her best hope was stealth. Quietly, she puffed her newly-cut hair out of her face, having shorn it to a much more manageable length with her dagger and leaving it to just brush past her shoulders. She had set up camp in the boughs of a large tree that she had decided to use as her resting place for the day, the night’s travel wearing down her strength far too quickly. Although she couldn't set a fire until later this evening, she had gathered some fruit to hold her over until dusk, when she would be able to more safely cook. It hadn't been a difficult decision to travel all night and sleep through the day. It was by far the most sensible choice, despite how tired she now was. She had put a fair amount of distance between herself and the soldiers who had tried to chase her down yesterday morning. Sleeping up in a tree through the day meant anyone who might be looking for her would simply pass beneath.
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