Fletcher's Woman
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“Jonas Wilkes wants you. That is an established fact.” Behind Field’s remembered voice came the echo of Molly’s. “From what I gather, he fancies you.”
Rachel raised her chin and returned Jonas’s calm, appealing smile. Suppose Field and Molly were right? What would be so terrible about that?
An image of Griffin Fletcher surged, unbidden, into her mind. Unaccountably, achingly, she wanted him. Even as his gruff, unfeeling sarcasm repelled her, his arrogant strength drew her.
She shifted uncomforta...bly on the carriage seat and looked out the window.
Jonas Wilkes spoke gently. “What is it, Rachel? Are you having second thoughts?”
She was remembering Griffin Fletcher, standing in front of that small Tent Town cottage, his shirt plastered to his chest by the rain. Hot color flowed into her cheeks as she met Jonas’s eyes. “It’s my father. Mr. Wilkes, he’s gone away without me, and that’s very strange.”
The cherubic face sobered with concerned sympathy. “Perhaps he had something important to do, and he plans to return.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Jonas Wilkes wants you. That is an established fact.” Behind Field’s remembered voice came the echo of Molly’s. “From what I gather, he fancies you.”
Rachel raised her chin and returned Jonas’s calm, appealing smile. Suppose Field and Molly were right? What would be so terrible about that?
An image of Griffin Fletcher surged, unbidden, into her mind. Unaccountably, achingly, she wanted him. Even as his gruff, unfeeling sarcasm repelled her, his arrogant strength drew her.
She shifted uncomforta...bly on the carriage seat and looked out the window.
Jonas Wilkes spoke gently. “What is it, Rachel? Are you having second thoughts?”
She was remembering Griffin Fletcher, standing in front of that small Tent Town cottage, his shirt plastered to his chest by the rain. Hot color flowed into her cheeks as she met Jonas’s eyes. “It’s my father. Mr. Wilkes, he’s gone away without me, and that’s very strange.”
The cherubic face sobered with concerned sympathy. “Perhaps he had something important to do, and he plans to return.”
What to read after Fletcher's Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Lael Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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