Fighting the Impossible
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Tara Whyley was sipping hot cappuccino in the cold November morning. Her chocolate brown hair was falling down her shoulders. Her amber eyes were half-closed, and her cheeks had turned scarlet in the biting cold.
Utter stillness was reigning all around. No wind. No sounds. It was like the whole nature had become quiet in anticipation of the sunrise. There was something around Tara’s presence – sadness, it was twisted around her slender body like a liana and it was reflected in her eyes – dark am...bers, deep and sensual. The feeling was so strong that it was blanketing her like mist, soaking in every fiber of her being. Tara wasn’t crying, not any more. The tears came and went a long time ago. Everything seemed too far back and the precious memories were fading away.
For her thirty years Tara felt pretty much successful, leading the publicity department of a midmarket company, having the self-confidence to be an attractive woman, with great friends and… Yes. Something was missing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tara Whyley was sipping hot cappuccino in the cold November morning. Her chocolate brown hair was falling down her shoulders. Her amber eyes were half-closed, and her cheeks had turned scarlet in the biting cold.
Utter stillness was reigning all around. No wind. No sounds. It was like the whole nature had become quiet in anticipation of the sunrise. There was something around Tara’s presence – sadness, it was twisted around her slender body like a liana and it was reflected in her eyes – dark am...bers, deep and sensual. The feeling was so strong that it was blanketing her like mist, soaking in every fiber of her being. Tara wasn’t crying, not any more. The tears came and went a long time ago. Everything seemed too far back and the precious memories were fading away.
For her thirty years Tara felt pretty much successful, leading the publicity department of a midmarket company, having the self-confidence to be an attractive woman, with great friends and… Yes. Something was missing.
What to read after Fighting the Impossible?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bodur, Selina to read onlineMoreLess
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