28 Days: a Romantic Suspense
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her father asked, coming into the living room with a very rumpled looking Detective Robinson on his heels.
When she’d woken up screaming, Alex had been the one to come barging into her room, and he ended up calling Coulter to come to the house.
As she watched Coulter pour coffee into a mug from the sideboard, she answered her father, “I got my memory back.”
Coulter burnt himself with coffee and cursed. Saige turned toward her father and watched him drop into a chair beside Christina,... who sat huddled into a thick bathrobe on the sofa. Alex sat at the opposite end and Saige caught his quick glance at her stepmother, which confused her all the more. She thought they were at war with each other.
“Alex hinted at something when he called me. Do you mind if I record what’s said?”
Saige bit her lip and nodded. “It’s okay.”
Coulter moved forward and after they tested that his cell picked up her voice clearly, he then placed it on the arm of the chair Saige sat in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
her father asked, coming into the living room with a very rumpled looking Detective Robinson on his heels.
When she’d woken up screaming, Alex had been the one to come barging into her room, and he ended up calling Coulter to come to the house.
As she watched Coulter pour coffee into a mug from the sideboard, she answered her father, “I got my memory back.”
Coulter burnt himself with coffee and cursed. Saige turned toward her father and watched him drop into a chair beside Christina,... who sat huddled into a thick bathrobe on the sofa. Alex sat at the opposite end and Saige caught his quick glance at her stepmother, which confused her all the more. She thought they were at war with each other.
“Alex hinted at something when he called me. Do you mind if I record what’s said?”
Saige bit her lip and nodded. “It’s okay.”
Coulter moved forward and after they tested that his cell picked up her voice clearly, he then placed it on the arm of the chair Saige sat in.
What to read after 28 Days: a Romantic Suspense?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lexi Buchanan to read onlineMoreLess
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