Well, either you have a compartment under this floor, containing a living person, or the property is infested by giant moles
In "Spell Bound" by Kelley Armstrong, a character confronts a peculiar situation involving a mysterious floor compartment. The dialogue suggests that there are only two explanations for the strange occurrence: either a living individual is hidden beneath the floor, or the place is overrun with enormous moles. This quote highlights the blend of humor and suspense characterizing the narrative. It showcases the author's ability to create tension while also providing a light-hearted take on an otherwise alarming scenario, keeping readers engaged and intrigued about the unfolding story.
In "Spell Bound" by Kelley Armstrong, a character confronts a peculiar situation involving a mysterious floor compartment. The dialogue suggests that there are only two explanations for the strange occurrence: either a living individual is hidden beneath the floor, or the place is overrun with enormous moles.
This quote highlights the blend of humor and suspense characterizing the narrative. It showcases the author's ability to create tension while also providing a light-hearted take on an otherwise alarming scenario, keeping readers engaged and intrigued about the unfolding story.
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