Combust (The Wellingtons #1)
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After spending a long weekend at home, visiting my parents, I feel exhausted and more than grateful that I can get away from Bethel whenever I want. Dad wanted to know all about classes and if I’d determined a major. Mom wanted to know all about the boys on campus and if I’d met anyone special. Riley, my older brother, who also happened to be home, wanted to know if I had any hot friends for him to visit whenever he was in town. The answers, respectively, were no, no, and a very emphatic no.
All... I need is for Riley to walk onto campus and have all the girls swooning over him. I dealt with that enough in high school, and I’m finally enjoying having my own territory where I’m not known as Riley Kane’s sister. As a baseball player for the University of Memphis, he’s tall, lean, and according to Reese, hot as hell. With a head full of dark-brown hair, he was fortunate enough to skip the redhead gene. Because let’s face it. The odds of an attractive redheaded guy are pretty much every three out of ten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After spending a long weekend at home, visiting my parents, I feel exhausted and more than grateful that I can get away from Bethel whenever I want. Dad wanted to know all about classes and if I’d determined a major. Mom wanted to know all about the boys on campus and if I’d met anyone special. Riley, my older brother, who also happened to be home, wanted to know if I had any hot friends for him to visit whenever he was in town. The answers, respectively, were no, no, and a very emphatic no.
All... I need is for Riley to walk onto campus and have all the girls swooning over him. I dealt with that enough in high school, and I’m finally enjoying having my own territory where I’m not known as Riley Kane’s sister. As a baseball player for the University of Memphis, he’s tall, lean, and according to Reese, hot as hell. With a head full of dark-brown hair, he was fortunate enough to skip the redhead gene. Because let’s face it. The odds of an attractive redheaded guy are pretty much every three out of ten.
What to read after Combust (The Wellingtons #1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Teevan, Tessa to read onlineMoreLess
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