Divine Evil (1992)
Divine Evil
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After the eggs were gathered and the stock seen to, she settled into one room of the rambling farmhouse. Much of it would be sold at auction. She'd already had Bob Meese out to give her a bid on the mahogany dining room set that had been her grandmother's. The big and little server, the china cupboard, the extension table meant for large families with lots of children, the scarred and treasured chairs. They had all meant something to her once. Over the years, the shellac had turned black, and th...e surfaces wouldn't hold much of a shine, but the dining set had been her pride and joy. And a bone of contention between her and Biff.
He had wanted to sell it. It was one of the few things she'd had the will to refuse him.
Now he was getting his wish.
She would have no room for heavy old furniture in Tennessee. Her sister didn't want it. Cam had his own. Jane had no daughter to pass the tradition down to. It would end with her.
She didn't think about that. Didn't allow herself.
It would cost too much to truck it south, too much to store it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After the eggs were gathered and the stock seen to, she settled into one room of the rambling farmhouse. Much of it would be sold at auction. She'd already had Bob Meese out to give her a bid on the mahogany dining room set that had been her grandmother's. The big and little server, the china cupboard, the extension table meant for large families with lots of children, the scarred and treasured chairs. They had all meant something to her once. Over the years, the shellac had turned black, and th...e surfaces wouldn't hold much of a shine, but the dining set had been her pride and joy. And a bone of contention between her and Biff.
He had wanted to sell it. It was one of the few things she'd had the will to refuse him.
Now he was getting his wish.
She would have no room for heavy old furniture in Tennessee. Her sister didn't want it. Cam had his own. Jane had no daughter to pass the tradition down to. It would end with her.
She didn't think about that. Didn't allow herself.
It would cost too much to truck it south, too much to store it.
What to read after Divine Evil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nora Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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