Desert Heat
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Mallory insisted.
“You’re not bothering me,” Mike said. “Trust me.”
Uncomfortable with the warmth in his blue eyes, she changed the subject. “I need to make plans. I first thought I should take my dad home and bury him next to Mom. Instead, I made arrangements to have his body cremated. I need to find a place to scatter the ashes.”
“I have an idea,” Mike said. “If you’re done eating I’ll show you.”
Pushing away her food, Mallory said, “I’m ready.”
After stowing their plates in the dishwasher, ...Mike led her back outside. “Where are we going?”
“Not far.” He went to the SUV. “Get in and I’ll show you.”
He drove the opposite direction of the ranch, down a twisting, narrow dirt road deep into the desert. In a few minutes, the lane opened up to a mesquite-shaded area.
Mike turned off the engine and got out, motioning for Mallory to follow. He went to a low, falling-down adobe fence. “Come see this.”
Together they walked to an ornate iron gate and went through.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mallory insisted.
“You’re not bothering me,” Mike said. “Trust me.”
Uncomfortable with the warmth in his blue eyes, she changed the subject. “I need to make plans. I first thought I should take my dad home and bury him next to Mom. Instead, I made arrangements to have his body cremated. I need to find a place to scatter the ashes.”
“I have an idea,” Mike said. “If you’re done eating I’ll show you.”
Pushing away her food, Mallory said, “I’m ready.”
After stowing their plates in the dishwasher, ...Mike led her back outside. “Where are we going?”
“Not far.” He went to the SUV. “Get in and I’ll show you.”
He drove the opposite direction of the ranch, down a twisting, narrow dirt road deep into the desert. In a few minutes, the lane opened up to a mesquite-shaded area.
Mike turned off the engine and got out, motioning for Mallory to follow. He went to a low, falling-down adobe fence. “Come see this.”
Together they walked to an ornate iron gate and went through.
What to read after Desert Heat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D'ann Lindun to read onlineMoreLess
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