Beckett's Cinderella (2002)
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Cam was in the bathroom shaving. She’d been the one to insist on sleeping in a real bed instead of in the car, but he’d been quick to take advantage of the facilities.
All she wanted was to stop moving, to get finished with this half-baked scheme, and go back home. She was beginning to think it was a bad idea even though Cammy said it was their big chance to get some free publicity.
“They say it’s turning more northwest,” she yelled through the half-closed bathroom door. “They show this yellow s...hape on the Weather Channel that’s supposed to be where it’s going. Are we headed anywhere near a place called Outer Banks?”
“Close, but quit worrying, hon, those guys always guess wrong. Anyhow, the place we’re going, it’s not right on the ocean. All we’ll see is a bunch of rain. Trust me, would I put you in any danger?”
Patty Ann closed her eyes and sighed. She did trust him, she really did. Trusted his heart, at least, because that was just as honest as the day was long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cam was in the bathroom shaving. She’d been the one to insist on sleeping in a real bed instead of in the car, but he’d been quick to take advantage of the facilities.
All she wanted was to stop moving, to get finished with this half-baked scheme, and go back home. She was beginning to think it was a bad idea even though Cammy said it was their big chance to get some free publicity.
“They say it’s turning more northwest,” she yelled through the half-closed bathroom door. “They show this yellow s...hape on the Weather Channel that’s supposed to be where it’s going. Are we headed anywhere near a place called Outer Banks?”
“Close, but quit worrying, hon, those guys always guess wrong. Anyhow, the place we’re going, it’s not right on the ocean. All we’ll see is a bunch of rain. Trust me, would I put you in any danger?”
Patty Ann closed her eyes and sighed. She did trust him, she really did. Trusted his heart, at least, because that was just as honest as the day was long.
What to read after Beckett's Cinderella?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dixie Browning to read onlineMoreLess
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