Bayou Hero
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The air of quiet about him was almost predatory. He didn’t look the son of Louisiana privilege. His shorts were khaki, faded and worn, and his Hawaiian shirt, though subdued, was still a Hawaiian shirt. It was difficult to tell if his unruly dark brown hair needed a trim or was expensively cut to look that way, but there was no missing the quality of his running shoes, the aged patina of his wristwatch or the distrust and keep your distance shimmering the air around him.
It was hard to belie...ve the uncomfortable boy in the Jackson family portrait had grown into this confident man. But weren’t her own middle school pictures proof that a person didn’t stay gawky, clumsy and a misfit forever?
“Mr. Jackson—”
“Landry.”
Her jaw tightened before she could stop it. “You were at your father’s house. Why didn’t you identify yourself?”
“To who?”
“The officer at the gate?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The air of quiet about him was almost predatory. He didn’t look the son of Louisiana privilege. His shorts were khaki, faded and worn, and his Hawaiian shirt, though subdued, was still a Hawaiian shirt. It was difficult to tell if his unruly dark brown hair needed a trim or was expensively cut to look that way, but there was no missing the quality of his running shoes, the aged patina of his wristwatch or the distrust and keep your distance shimmering the air around him.
It was hard to belie...ve the uncomfortable boy in the Jackson family portrait had grown into this confident man. But weren’t her own middle school pictures proof that a person didn’t stay gawky, clumsy and a misfit forever?
“Mr. Jackson—”
“Landry.”
Her jaw tightened before she could stop it. “You were at your father’s house. Why didn’t you identify yourself?”
“To who?”
“The officer at the gate?”
What to read after Bayou Hero?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marilyn Pappano to read onlineMoreLess
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