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“No one's coming to rescue us," Luca said, still looking sideways at Frances. "If that's what you mean." "In that case," Hilde said, "welcome to the Black Forest." She slipped the machete from its leather holster and snapped her fingers to bring the dogs to heel. "Here, we rescue ourselves.”

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Book:Frances and the Werewolves of the Black Forest
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