Devil's Charm
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Most of his men were stood out in the garden nursing beers as he cooked food at the barbeque. She was amazed at what the man could accomplish in a matter of a week. He’d purchased this luxury house, reorganized building work on his clubhouse, and tidied up the strip club. The man was a machine.
At night he joined her in bed awakening her body in the way only he seemed to know.
“What are you thinking about?” Devil asked, appearing behind her. They were the only two in the kitchen. Glancing toward... the barbeque she saw Ripper flipping burgers.
“Nothing much.”
“Come on, share them. We’ve not gotten chance to talk all week.” His hand banded around her waist, drawing her back against him.
Judi had moved in with them the same week. Devil wanted her to finish school, and every time Lexie thought she hated the sight of him, he always did something that made her like him a little bit more. The young girl had been forced to grow up too fast. Lexie knew the feeling, but she also knew she hadn’t been through what Judi had.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most of his men were stood out in the garden nursing beers as he cooked food at the barbeque. She was amazed at what the man could accomplish in a matter of a week. He’d purchased this luxury house, reorganized building work on his clubhouse, and tidied up the strip club. The man was a machine.
At night he joined her in bed awakening her body in the way only he seemed to know.
“What are you thinking about?” Devil asked, appearing behind her. They were the only two in the kitchen. Glancing toward... the barbeque she saw Ripper flipping burgers.
“Nothing much.”
“Come on, share them. We’ve not gotten chance to talk all week.” His hand banded around her waist, drawing her back against him.
Judi had moved in with them the same week. Devil wanted her to finish school, and every time Lexie thought she hated the sight of him, he always did something that made her like him a little bit more. The young girl had been forced to grow up too fast. Lexie knew the feeling, but she also knew she hadn’t been through what Judi had.
What to read after Devil's Charm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sam Crescent to read onlineMoreLess
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