A Home in Hill Country (Harlequin Heartwarming)
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After starting a fire in the fireplace, Ryan dusted off his hands and went over to check on him. “If he didn’t weigh so much, I’d haul him out to the truck and take him home,” he muttered. “He looks like he’s well enough to travel.”
“Maybe, but he sure wasn’t faking how he felt an hour ago. That pain med is powerful stuff, so I’m sure he feels groggy. And every breath has to hurt, with those cracked ribs.” She winced. “Just think how much it hurt when he lost his cookies outside.”
“Maybe this wi...ll be a good lesson. Did you hear the nurse talking to him about his sprained wrist?” Ryan shook his head as he paced the darkened room. “He’s had it since the last rodeo. Never had it looked at, didn’t wrap it well, so all along he’s been making it worse saddling and riding colts at the ranch. And that’s his rope hand when he rides bulls, yet he still went out there and rode. Just imagine the force and the torque on those weakened tendons. What was he thinking?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After starting a fire in the fireplace, Ryan dusted off his hands and went over to check on him. “If he didn’t weigh so much, I’d haul him out to the truck and take him home,” he muttered. “He looks like he’s well enough to travel.”
“Maybe, but he sure wasn’t faking how he felt an hour ago. That pain med is powerful stuff, so I’m sure he feels groggy. And every breath has to hurt, with those cracked ribs.” She winced. “Just think how much it hurt when he lost his cookies outside.”
“Maybe this wi...ll be a good lesson. Did you hear the nurse talking to him about his sprained wrist?” Ryan shook his head as he paced the darkened room. “He’s had it since the last rodeo. Never had it looked at, didn’t wrap it well, so all along he’s been making it worse saddling and riding colts at the ranch. And that’s his rope hand when he rides bulls, yet he still went out there and rode. Just imagine the force and the torque on those weakened tendons. What was he thinking?”
What to read after A Home in Hill Country (Harlequin Heartwarming)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roxanne Rustand to read onlineMoreLess
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