A Matter of Temptation
A Matter of Temptation
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Standing by the coach, waiting as his wife said good-bye to Eleanor, Robert blatantly ignored his friend.
It was mid-afternoon; the rain had cleared off and the gray skies had turned blue. After all the rescuing they’d done last night, he and Weddington had slept until only an hour or so ago. Robert would have gladly never left the bed because Torie had been in it, sleeping beside him. He loved watching the way she slept.
She had a little habit of rubbing her feet together throughout the night. ...He wondered if that was the reason husbands and wives slept in separate beds, although he had to acknowledge that he’d welcome any evidence of her nearness, had found her small actions comforting.
“No comment?” Weddington asked.
“I’d never realized what a vexing friend you are.”
“A helpful one as well. I want you to take these with you.”
Robert glanced down to the wooden box Weddington was extending toward him. “I don’t see myself engaging in any more duels, thank you very much.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Standing by the coach, waiting as his wife said good-bye to Eleanor, Robert blatantly ignored his friend.
It was mid-afternoon; the rain had cleared off and the gray skies had turned blue. After all the rescuing they’d done last night, he and Weddington had slept until only an hour or so ago. Robert would have gladly never left the bed because Torie had been in it, sleeping beside him. He loved watching the way she slept.
She had a little habit of rubbing her feet together throughout the night. ...He wondered if that was the reason husbands and wives slept in separate beds, although he had to acknowledge that he’d welcome any evidence of her nearness, had found her small actions comforting.
“No comment?” Weddington asked.
“I’d never realized what a vexing friend you are.”
“A helpful one as well. I want you to take these with you.”
Robert glanced down to the wooden box Weddington was extending toward him. “I don’t see myself engaging in any more duels, thank you very much.
What to read after A Matter of Temptation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lorraine Heath to read onlineMoreLess
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