Chandler: a Standalone Contemporary Romance
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Wanting to show her the ocean, I lead her along the path that passes through the thick trees lining our estate.
“What’s with the dense woods?” Genny asks, as we curve deeper into the trees. “Isn’t the view the reason people buy beachfront property?”
“Huh.” The landscape has essentially been the same my entire life, and until now, her point hasn’t occurred to me. “I guess it is. But the problem with a view out means that there’s also a view in. Too many people walk along the beach, even w...ith the private property signs. Too many boats pass by. Too many passengers with binoculars. My mother prefers our life be kept confidential.”
Genevieve flashes me a teasing grin. “Then she must adore your relationship with the paparazzi.”
I wince at her reference to the frequent media buzz about my social life but ignore addressing it directly. “Let’s get this straight right now,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wanting to show her the ocean, I lead her along the path that passes through the thick trees lining our estate.
“What’s with the dense woods?” Genny asks, as we curve deeper into the trees. “Isn’t the view the reason people buy beachfront property?”
“Huh.” The landscape has essentially been the same my entire life, and until now, her point hasn’t occurred to me. “I guess it is. But the problem with a view out means that there’s also a view in. Too many people walk along the beach, even w...ith the private property signs. Too many boats pass by. Too many passengers with binoculars. My mother prefers our life be kept confidential.”
Genevieve flashes me a teasing grin. “Then she must adore your relationship with the paparazzi.”
I wince at her reference to the frequent media buzz about my social life but ignore addressing it directly. “Let’s get this straight right now,”
What to read after Chandler: a Standalone Contemporary Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurelin Paige to read onlineMoreLess
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