Country Heat (King Creek Cowboys book 1)
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The café, along Rue Abbesses, teamed with life and made for fabulous people-watching in what felt very much like a multicultural bazaar.
She swirled her favorite French cocktail, kir, in her wine glass. She had adopted the drink the first night they had arrived in France. It was made from crème de cassis—a blackcurrant liqueur—topped with white wine.
Yesterday, they had gone to a world famous restaurant that she had always wanted to visit and now she had, thanks to Carter. The gorgeous, ...opulent restaurant, Le Meurice, served classic European cuisine.
It was so exquisite that the dining experience alone would have made the trip. Everything else was cake. Preferably Petit fours at the quaint bakery on Rue Saint-Dominique and Rue Malar.
The spring afternoon was beautiful with a seductive breeze drifting over her bare arms. She loved watching Parisians and tourists as they hurried past. She had always dreamed of coming to Paris and trying famous and unknown cafés and restaurants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The café, along Rue Abbesses, teamed with life and made for fabulous people-watching in what felt very much like a multicultural bazaar.
She swirled her favorite French cocktail, kir, in her wine glass. She had adopted the drink the first night they had arrived in France. It was made from crème de cassis—a blackcurrant liqueur—topped with white wine.
Yesterday, they had gone to a world famous restaurant that she had always wanted to visit and now she had, thanks to Carter. The gorgeous, ...opulent restaurant, Le Meurice, served classic European cuisine.
It was so exquisite that the dining experience alone would have made the trip. Everything else was cake. Preferably Petit fours at the quaint bakery on Rue Saint-Dominique and Rue Malar.
The spring afternoon was beautiful with a seductive breeze drifting over her bare arms. She loved watching Parisians and tourists as they hurried past. She had always dreamed of coming to Paris and trying famous and unknown cafés and restaurants.
What to read after Country Heat (King Creek Cowboys book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cheyenne Mccray to read onlineMoreLess
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