Harvest of Holidays (2016)
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The heavy, low cloud that had settled in just before Christmas was still overhead, threatening snow. Even though it was mid-afternoon, the light was dim, making the thick snow cover over the cemetery look icy blue.
The headstones clustered thickly across the small cemetery, thrusting up into the air like spires punching through cloud cover. It was a silent, petrified stone forest and the most depressing place Carson had ever visited. Even the dappled shade and leafy green location where he had b...uried his first wife, over ten years ago, had been a peaceful and somnolent retreat in comparison.
Everything here felt chilly and unfriendly.
“Hell of a place to bury him,” Miguel murmured, looking around.
There was a gash of dark brown earth covered by fake lawn, just below them, and a small group of mourners, including Tally, standing next to the plain, very simple casket. The priest had already dashed for his car, to get out of the cold. He had left it running by the curb.
Tally’s coat barely covered her enormous belly and Carson had tried to talk her into staying home, where it was warm and safe, but she had insisted on coming to say goodbye to Jimmy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The heavy, low cloud that had settled in just before Christmas was still overhead, threatening snow. Even though it was mid-afternoon, the light was dim, making the thick snow cover over the cemetery look icy blue.
The headstones clustered thickly across the small cemetery, thrusting up into the air like spires punching through cloud cover. It was a silent, petrified stone forest and the most depressing place Carson had ever visited. Even the dappled shade and leafy green location where he had b...uried his first wife, over ten years ago, had been a peaceful and somnolent retreat in comparison.
Everything here felt chilly and unfriendly.
“Hell of a place to bury him,” Miguel murmured, looking around.
There was a gash of dark brown earth covered by fake lawn, just below them, and a small group of mourners, including Tally, standing next to the plain, very simple casket. The priest had already dashed for his car, to get out of the cold. He had left it running by the curb.
Tally’s coat barely covered her enormous belly and Carson had tried to talk her into staying home, where it was warm and safe, but she had insisted on coming to say goodbye to Jimmy.
What to read after Harvest of Holidays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tracy Cooper-Posey to read onlineMoreLess
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