A Magical Christmas (1997)
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She passed out cold—a fact that later worried her. Screaming in the face of danger would be a far better thing than simply succumbing to it.
When she opened her eyes, he was leaning over her, and she might well have screamed then, for he was so startling a figure. He wore a Union slouch hat—she knew what it was right away, having been dragged through at least a dozen Civil War museums by her father. He was perhaps twenty at most, extremely good-looking with deep, very dark eyes and collar-length... tawny hair.
His voice, when he spoke, was low and husky.
“Hey, are you all right? I’m so sorry; I didn’t mean to startle you.”
“You didn’t startle me; you scared me half to death.”
He was real, flesh and blood, dressed in a dark blue wool uniform, with a wonderfully handsome navy cloak around his shoulders. He helped her sit up, and she swallowed down her last impulse to scream.
“But are you all right?”
“Fine, fine!” Christie croaked. “Fine,” she said again, finding a firm voice at last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She passed out cold—a fact that later worried her. Screaming in the face of danger would be a far better thing than simply succumbing to it.
When she opened her eyes, he was leaning over her, and she might well have screamed then, for he was so startling a figure. He wore a Union slouch hat—she knew what it was right away, having been dragged through at least a dozen Civil War museums by her father. He was perhaps twenty at most, extremely good-looking with deep, very dark eyes and collar-length... tawny hair.
His voice, when he spoke, was low and husky.
“Hey, are you all right? I’m so sorry; I didn’t mean to startle you.”
“You didn’t startle me; you scared me half to death.”
He was real, flesh and blood, dressed in a dark blue wool uniform, with a wonderfully handsome navy cloak around his shoulders. He helped her sit up, and she swallowed down her last impulse to scream.
“But are you all right?”
“Fine, fine!” Christie croaked. “Fine,” she said again, finding a firm voice at last.
What to read after A Magical Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heather Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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