A Killing Kind of Love: a Dark, Standalone Romantic Suspense
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He was met by her father, Trent, who, as usual, looked none too happy to see him. So far, since their initial introduction when Trent had been board-stiff and cool as the northern country Dan had just come from, the two men had avoided each other. Now, with Camryn apparently not yet home, avoidance wasn’t in the cards.
Dan stood outside the door, holding a bottle of wine and a coloring book and crayons for Kylie. Trent, looking paler than usual, stood inside. He smoothed his thinning hair, stood... there frowning, as if the decision regarding Dan’s entry was his to make.
“Come in,” he said finally, fully opening the door. “Camryn decided to take Kylie for a haircut, so she’s running late.” Even having to offer that bit of explaining seemed to annoy him.
Dan stepped inside. “Where can I put these?” He lifted the wine and gift for his daughter.
Trent jerked his head to indicate the kitchen, then spied the cover of the book. “I got her one like that yesterday. So you know.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was met by her father, Trent, who, as usual, looked none too happy to see him. So far, since their initial introduction when Trent had been board-stiff and cool as the northern country Dan had just come from, the two men had avoided each other. Now, with Camryn apparently not yet home, avoidance wasn’t in the cards.
Dan stood outside the door, holding a bottle of wine and a coloring book and crayons for Kylie. Trent, looking paler than usual, stood inside. He smoothed his thinning hair, stood... there frowning, as if the decision regarding Dan’s entry was his to make.
“Come in,” he said finally, fully opening the door. “Camryn decided to take Kylie for a haircut, so she’s running late.” Even having to offer that bit of explaining seemed to annoy him.
Dan stepped inside. “Where can I put these?” He lifted the wine and gift for his daughter.
Trent jerked his head to indicate the kitchen, then spied the cover of the book. “I got her one like that yesterday. So you know.”
What to read after A Killing Kind of Love: a Dark, Standalone Romantic Suspense?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheedy, Ec to read onlineMoreLess
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