Follow the Sun
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James lay on the porch near her feet, his head propped on a pillow. He was a very languid-looking wolf as he studied her medallion and awkwardly tried to copy the symbols onto a note pad that lay on his chest. Erica glanced at him, then glanced away, sighing at his effect on her heart rate.
They’d had a lovely friendship for three days; except for her constant state of lovesickness she thought the arrangement worked well.
More than ever he wanted to keep it platonic, judging by his sudden decisi...on to dress like a character from Li’l Abner. He wore faded overalls sans shirt or shoes, he ruffled his hair and let its straight black strands do what they wanted, he smoked a long cigar every night after dinner, and he tromped around with grass stains on his feet.
Erica smiled ruefully. He thought he looked ugly to her that way.
Didn’t he know that overalls exposed a tantalizing expanse of his chest and shoulders and that there was something wonderfully indecent about the way they pulled tightly across his muscular rump?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
James lay on the porch near her feet, his head propped on a pillow. He was a very languid-looking wolf as he studied her medallion and awkwardly tried to copy the symbols onto a note pad that lay on his chest. Erica glanced at him, then glanced away, sighing at his effect on her heart rate.
They’d had a lovely friendship for three days; except for her constant state of lovesickness she thought the arrangement worked well.
More than ever he wanted to keep it platonic, judging by his sudden decisi...on to dress like a character from Li’l Abner. He wore faded overalls sans shirt or shoes, he ruffled his hair and let its straight black strands do what they wanted, he smoked a long cigar every night after dinner, and he tromped around with grass stains on his feet.
Erica smiled ruefully. He thought he looked ugly to her that way.
Didn’t he know that overalls exposed a tantalizing expanse of his chest and shoulders and that there was something wonderfully indecent about the way they pulled tightly across his muscular rump?
What to read after Follow the Sun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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