After the Dawn
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Dillon hadn’t liked it, but she’d paid for her own food. It had been important to establish that this was not a date. But, man, did he look good in jeans and a chambray shirt. She wasn’t the only woman who thought so. The woman behind the counter could hardly take her order for looking at Dillon. He’d just grinned. Sam had wanted to kick him.
Finished with his order, Dillon started toward the booth she sat in. Samantha didn’t have to look around to know he commanded the attention of every woman ...in the room—with or without a man. A woman would be crazy to think she could keep the attention of a man who oozed sex appeal the way he did.
Instead of sitting across from her, he bent to slide in beside her. Samantha’s eyes widened. It was move or have him sit on top of her.
“You’re crowding me.”
“Then scoot over.” His hip touched hers, and she quickly complied.
Heat and a strange longing to touch him washed over her. “Why didn’t you sit on the other side of the booth?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dillon hadn’t liked it, but she’d paid for her own food. It had been important to establish that this was not a date. But, man, did he look good in jeans and a chambray shirt. She wasn’t the only woman who thought so. The woman behind the counter could hardly take her order for looking at Dillon. He’d just grinned. Sam had wanted to kick him.
Finished with his order, Dillon started toward the booth she sat in. Samantha didn’t have to look around to know he commanded the attention of every woman ...in the room—with or without a man. A woman would be crazy to think she could keep the attention of a man who oozed sex appeal the way he did.
Instead of sitting across from her, he bent to slide in beside her. Samantha’s eyes widened. It was move or have him sit on top of her.
“You’re crowding me.”
“Then scoot over.” His hip touched hers, and she quickly complied.
Heat and a strange longing to touch him washed over her. “Why didn’t you sit on the other side of the booth?”
What to read after After the Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Ray to read onlineMoreLess
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