Free for All (Red Light, book Four)
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~Richard Bach Rick and I stroll through streets teeming with music, clusters of friends heading out for the evening and clouds of sweet-smelling smoke that waft from inside Amsterdam’s infamous coffeehouses. No more than a kilometer away, someone is mopping the floor of the Anne Frank museum. They’ll clean behind the attic bookcase for the drove of visitors who will flood the once-secret space again tomorrow.
Live and let live. It should be the official motto of our home city, though the silly... t-shirts and postcards with the triple X’s make for more commercial souvenirs. I glance at a shop window and the corkscrew in the shape of a little red man with the X’s running in a line down his stomach like buttons on a gingerbread man. I squint at the oddity. Huh. They should market it as a cockscrew, really, based on the clever placement of the opening device.
I thank the universe again for landing me in the one city I truly belong. How much luckier can a woman get?
Rick grips my hand a little too tight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
~Richard Bach Rick and I stroll through streets teeming with music, clusters of friends heading out for the evening and clouds of sweet-smelling smoke that waft from inside Amsterdam’s infamous coffeehouses. No more than a kilometer away, someone is mopping the floor of the Anne Frank museum. They’ll clean behind the attic bookcase for the drove of visitors who will flood the once-secret space again tomorrow.
Live and let live. It should be the official motto of our home city, though the silly... t-shirts and postcards with the triple X’s make for more commercial souvenirs. I glance at a shop window and the corkscrew in the shape of a little red man with the X’s running in a line down his stomach like buttons on a gingerbread man. I squint at the oddity. Huh. They should market it as a cockscrew, really, based on the clever placement of the opening device.
I thank the universe again for landing me in the one city I truly belong. How much luckier can a woman get?
Rick grips my hand a little too tight.
What to read after Free for All (Red Light, book Four)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jayne Rylon to read onlineMoreLess
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