Finding Home (2006)
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Absolutely not. I forbid it.” Brad’s raised voice echoed about the living room.
Stacey stared at him. She’d been at a loss as to what to say.
Until he had uttered the final sentence.
Unconsciously squaring her shoulders like a woman bracing herself to step into a major battle, Stacey raised her chin, unaware of exactly how defiant she looked. But Brad wasn’t.
“This is not the Middle Ages,” she informed him, “or even the 1960s, Brad. You can’t say words like ‘forbid’ and expect to be taken seriou...sly anymore. At least, not by your spouse.”
His eyebrows drew together as if he couldn’t follow what she was saying. Angry, Brad looked dark and formidable. “Stacey, we talked about this.”
She didn’t know whether to laugh or scream. The worst part of it was, he believed what he was saying.
Dog watched her as if he expected her to rise to the occasion. She rested her hand on his head. Since the animal was approximately the size of a miniature pony, she didn’t have to bend to do so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Absolutely not. I forbid it.” Brad’s raised voice echoed about the living room.
Stacey stared at him. She’d been at a loss as to what to say.
Until he had uttered the final sentence.
Unconsciously squaring her shoulders like a woman bracing herself to step into a major battle, Stacey raised her chin, unaware of exactly how defiant she looked. But Brad wasn’t.
“This is not the Middle Ages,” she informed him, “or even the 1960s, Brad. You can’t say words like ‘forbid’ and expect to be taken seriou...sly anymore. At least, not by your spouse.”
His eyebrows drew together as if he couldn’t follow what she was saying. Angry, Brad looked dark and formidable. “Stacey, we talked about this.”
She didn’t know whether to laugh or scream. The worst part of it was, he believed what he was saying.
Dog watched her as if he expected her to rise to the occasion. She rested her hand on his head. Since the animal was approximately the size of a miniature pony, she didn’t have to bend to do so.
What to read after Finding Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Ferrarella to read onlineMoreLess
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