A Carol for Christmas
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That was when Roxy’s heart spoke to her most clearly.It’s time to go home.Roxanne Burke had given Nashville seven years to dis- cover her. She’d offered her voice, her face — and eventu- ally, her body — but despite her best efforts and dedication, despite her desperate grasps at the brass ring, country music and stardom didn’t want her. Roxy was worse than a has- been. She was a never-was.I’ve gotta go home.Fully awake now, she covered her face with her hands as a groan rumbled in her chest. Di...d she have a home toreturn to? When she left Idaho, she’d burned her bridges with a blowtorch. She’d said hateful things to her fam- ily when they tried to convince her not to go. She’d been young and foolish and full of herself. So certain she could take on the world. So certain she was meant for greatness. So certain. . .Roxy opened her eyes and looked around the studio apartment. The clock said it was almost 6:00 p.m. — depression and hunger had kept her in bed all day — but only anemic light filtered through the miniblinds, making the dismal room look worse than it was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That was when Roxy’s heart spoke to her most clearly.It’s time to go home.Roxanne Burke had given Nashville seven years to dis- cover her. She’d offered her voice, her face — and eventu- ally, her body — but despite her best efforts and dedication, despite her desperate grasps at the brass ring, country music and stardom didn’t want her. Roxy was worse than a has- been. She was a never-was.I’ve gotta go home.Fully awake now, she covered her face with her hands as a groan rumbled in her chest. Di...d she have a home toreturn to? When she left Idaho, she’d burned her bridges with a blowtorch. She’d said hateful things to her fam- ily when they tried to convince her not to go. She’d been young and foolish and full of herself. So certain she could take on the world. So certain she was meant for greatness. So certain. . .Roxy opened her eyes and looked around the studio apartment. The clock said it was almost 6:00 p.m. — depression and hunger had kept her in bed all day — but only anemic light filtered through the miniblinds, making the dismal room look worse than it was.
What to read after A Carol for Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robin Lee Hatcher to read onlineMoreLess
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