Burns So Bad (Smoke Jumpers)
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Gia had her ass parked on the porch, her ankle elevated. She could practically feel the eyes boring into her from the fire station. Rio was out, training with the jump team, but she was under no illusions.
He’d simply handed off the babysitting detail to someone else.
She was bored, she was alone and she wanted to scream.
The car that pulled up in front was unexpected. Gia hadn’t made too many friends in Strong outside of the jump team, which was a not unexpected side effect of forty...-eight hour shifts and little down time. The beat-up import looked like someone had drag-raced the poor car up and down the mountain roads and, once upon a time, might have been fire engine red. Now the paint was more pink than night-on-the-town and the purple flowers hanging from the rearview mirror were both a disgrace and a distraction. Definitely not the kind of car you took on a fire road or even on the freeway. The car couldn’t have seen fifty miles an hour this decade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gia had her ass parked on the porch, her ankle elevated. She could practically feel the eyes boring into her from the fire station. Rio was out, training with the jump team, but she was under no illusions.
He’d simply handed off the babysitting detail to someone else.
She was bored, she was alone and she wanted to scream.
The car that pulled up in front was unexpected. Gia hadn’t made too many friends in Strong outside of the jump team, which was a not unexpected side effect of forty...-eight hour shifts and little down time. The beat-up import looked like someone had drag-raced the poor car up and down the mountain roads and, once upon a time, might have been fire engine red. Now the paint was more pink than night-on-the-town and the purple flowers hanging from the rearview mirror were both a disgrace and a distraction. Definitely not the kind of car you took on a fire road or even on the freeway. The car couldn’t have seen fifty miles an hour this decade.
What to read after Burns So Bad (Smoke Jumpers)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Marsh to read onlineMoreLess
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