Arizona Cowboy (2011)
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Lauren stood in the office doorway, a defiant glare on her face. “I could use help making phone calls.” “You don’t have to act like you want me here.” Lauren plopped into the leather chair. “I know my dad’s forcing me on you.” Rachel had to tread water carefully or the teen would throw a hissy fit and bolt. If she expected Clint’s help with the mayors Monday afternoon, then she needed Lauren’s cooperation. “This rodeo stuff is so lame.” “I thought so, too, until I came up with an idea to increas...e attendance.” “What idea?” “We’re going to sponsor a women’s rough-stock event.” “What’s a rough-stock event?” “Bull riding for women.” Lauren sat up straight. “Women ride bulls?” “Who would’ve thought females were that crazy, huh?” “Who are the girls?” Relieved Lauren appeared excited about something, Rachel passed her notepad to Lauren. “I want you to call each of the women who’ve agreed to ride in the Canyon City Rodeo and ask them when they’re available to do newspaper and radio interviews.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lauren stood in the office doorway, a defiant glare on her face. “I could use help making phone calls.” “You don’t have to act like you want me here.” Lauren plopped into the leather chair. “I know my dad’s forcing me on you.” Rachel had to tread water carefully or the teen would throw a hissy fit and bolt. If she expected Clint’s help with the mayors Monday afternoon, then she needed Lauren’s cooperation. “This rodeo stuff is so lame.” “I thought so, too, until I came up with an idea to increas...e attendance.” “What idea?” “We’re going to sponsor a women’s rough-stock event.” “What’s a rough-stock event?” “Bull riding for women.” Lauren sat up straight. “Women ride bulls?” “Who would’ve thought females were that crazy, huh?” “Who are the girls?” Relieved Lauren appeared excited about something, Rachel passed her notepad to Lauren. “I want you to call each of the women who’ve agreed to ride in the Canyon City Rodeo and ask them when they’re available to do newspaper and radio interviews.”
What to read after Arizona Cowboy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marin Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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