Deadly Vows (2010)
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Soda? Water? Juice?” A blond stewardess smiled down at Olivia, her deep brown eyes just a little too curious. Tucked away in first class with five FBI agents and Ford, Olivia should have felt safe. Instead she felt tired—tired of running, tired of being afraid, and tired of having absolutely no control over her life. “Ma’am?” The stewardess pressed, holding up a cup filled with ice as if that might spur Olivia to answer.
“Do you have ginger ale?”
“Sure. Here you go.” She poured the clear liquid ...into the cup, handing it to Olivia with another smile.
“Thanks.” Olivia took a quick sip and placed the cup on the seat tray, wondering how long the stewardess planned to hover over her. There were six other people the woman could offer sodas to. Hopefully, she’d figure that out soon.
“Is there anything else I can get for you?”
“No. I’m fine. Thank you.”
“We should be landing in an hour, so we won’t be serving dinner, but if you’d like a snack—”
“I’m fine,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soda? Water? Juice?” A blond stewardess smiled down at Olivia, her deep brown eyes just a little too curious. Tucked away in first class with five FBI agents and Ford, Olivia should have felt safe. Instead she felt tired—tired of running, tired of being afraid, and tired of having absolutely no control over her life. “Ma’am?” The stewardess pressed, holding up a cup filled with ice as if that might spur Olivia to answer.
“Do you have ginger ale?”
“Sure. Here you go.” She poured the clear liquid ...into the cup, handing it to Olivia with another smile.
“Thanks.” Olivia took a quick sip and placed the cup on the seat tray, wondering how long the stewardess planned to hover over her. There were six other people the woman could offer sodas to. Hopefully, she’d figure that out soon.
“Is there anything else I can get for you?”
“No. I’m fine. Thank you.”
“We should be landing in an hour, so we won’t be serving dinner, but if you’d like a snack—”
“I’m fine,”
What to read after Deadly Vows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shirlee Mccoy to read onlineMoreLess
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