Engaged in Sin
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His face softened, and his arms extended toward the happy sound. Anne’s heart gave a tremendous lurch in her chest. She had never seen him look so surprised or so deeply touched. In that moment, he was more darkly handsome than ever.
This was a disaster. She was a fallen woman—she should not be anywhere near his sister, who would probably be mortified to know she stood not six feet from her brother’s ladybird. Shame and embarrassment rolled over her. Anne desperately tried to smooth her skirts a...nd straighten her crumpled bodice. She had told the duke she must stay inside the carriage. It would be highly inappropriate for her to come out, even if she only lurked in the background and was not introduced to his sister. She would sit in the carriage until it drove around the house, then she’d slip in the back door.
She would gather her things. And she would have to go.
“Devon, thank heaven! Thank heaven you are alive and you are home safe!”
His sister’s cry made Anne twist her head toward the window again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His face softened, and his arms extended toward the happy sound. Anne’s heart gave a tremendous lurch in her chest. She had never seen him look so surprised or so deeply touched. In that moment, he was more darkly handsome than ever.
This was a disaster. She was a fallen woman—she should not be anywhere near his sister, who would probably be mortified to know she stood not six feet from her brother’s ladybird. Shame and embarrassment rolled over her. Anne desperately tried to smooth her skirts a...nd straighten her crumpled bodice. She had told the duke she must stay inside the carriage. It would be highly inappropriate for her to come out, even if she only lurked in the background and was not introduced to his sister. She would sit in the carriage until it drove around the house, then she’d slip in the back door.
She would gather her things. And she would have to go.
“Devon, thank heaven! Thank heaven you are alive and you are home safe!”
His sister’s cry made Anne twist her head toward the window again.
What to read after Engaged in Sin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharon Page to read onlineMoreLess
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