Desperate Lola (The Mail Order Brides of Boot Creek book 2)
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He had left during the early morning, and I now had the luxury of stretching out across the space at my leisure. It wasn’t until someone cleared their throat that I realized I wasn’t alone in the room. Sitting up, I faced Mrs. Boles.
“Hello.”
“I’m sorry to wake you, my dear, but Mr. Kelly says you need to get ready for town. I’ve pressed your outfit. Your boots are polished as well. Will you need help with your hair?”
“Yes, please.”
“I’ve breakfast on a tray. I’ll bring it to you... in a few minutes.”
My mother’s household employed two servants, but I had never had my own. This was a treat. “Thank you.”
“You’re welcome.”
Before she left the room, I asked, “Where’s Mr. Kelly?”
“In a meeting with his ranch manager.”
“Oh.”
I glanced at the outfit she had left, spying a cream-colored bodice with black trim and frill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had left during the early morning, and I now had the luxury of stretching out across the space at my leisure. It wasn’t until someone cleared their throat that I realized I wasn’t alone in the room. Sitting up, I faced Mrs. Boles.
“Hello.”
“I’m sorry to wake you, my dear, but Mr. Kelly says you need to get ready for town. I’ve pressed your outfit. Your boots are polished as well. Will you need help with your hair?”
“Yes, please.”
“I’ve breakfast on a tray. I’ll bring it to you... in a few minutes.”
My mother’s household employed two servants, but I had never had my own. This was a treat. “Thank you.”
“You’re welcome.”
Before she left the room, I asked, “Where’s Mr. Kelly?”
“In a meeting with his ranch manager.”
“Oh.”
I glanced at the outfit she had left, spying a cream-colored bodice with black trim and frill.
What to read after Desperate Lola (The Mail Order Brides of Boot Creek book 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White, Carré to read onlineMoreLess
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