Deadly Illusions
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FRANCESCA PAUSED ON the threshold of the breakfast room, a cheerful salon papered in a bright, sunny gold with windows overlooking the Cahill back lawns. They were verdantly green and freshly cut and the imported Belgium tulips were already blooming. Francesca barely noticed any of that.
Andrew Cahill sat at the head of the table, a copy of the New York Times in his hands, the Sun and the Tribune set aside, just beyond his plate. He laid down the Times and looked up. “Good morning, Francesca. Do... not tell me that you are joining me for breakfast today?” he said with bemusement.
Francesca adored her father. He was a rotund man of medium height with an equally round face and a perpetually benign complexion. He had an even and pleasant disposition, which both her sister Connie and Evan had inherited. Rare was the day that he lost his temper. He was as passionately dedicated to reform as she was, and she had learned everything she knew about reform, politics and the world from him. She smiled as she entered the room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FRANCESCA PAUSED ON the threshold of the breakfast room, a cheerful salon papered in a bright, sunny gold with windows overlooking the Cahill back lawns. They were verdantly green and freshly cut and the imported Belgium tulips were already blooming. Francesca barely noticed any of that.
Andrew Cahill sat at the head of the table, a copy of the New York Times in his hands, the Sun and the Tribune set aside, just beyond his plate. He laid down the Times and looked up. “Good morning, Francesca. Do... not tell me that you are joining me for breakfast today?” he said with bemusement.
Francesca adored her father. He was a rotund man of medium height with an equally round face and a perpetually benign complexion. He had an even and pleasant disposition, which both her sister Connie and Evan had inherited. Rare was the day that he lost his temper. He was as passionately dedicated to reform as she was, and she had learned everything she knew about reform, politics and the world from him. She smiled as she entered the room.
What to read after Deadly Illusions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brenda Joyce to read onlineMoreLess
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