Heaven's Fire
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Not that she had anyone but her own obsessive-compulsive self to blame.
Barely lucid with less than three hours of fitful sleep, an explosion, and a five-hour live broadcast under her belt, here she was. Drawn to the YMCA pool like the swallows to Capistrano. Or something. To somewhere.
What was truly maddening, though, was despite the fact she had wrenched herself out of bed and been waiting when the Y doors opened at six-thirty, despite the fact she had arrived wearing only her swimsui...t and a pair of gym shorts (the better for a quick change), and despite the fact she had flouted authority and not showered before "entering the pool"--despite all that, she still had to share a lane.
The guy was someone Jake had never seen there before. He'd hopped into the lane unannounced while she was swimming and nearly collided head-on with her. Luckily, she'd heard him coming: the interloper had a lazy right hand that thwacked the water, palm flat, on each stroke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not that she had anyone but her own obsessive-compulsive self to blame.
Barely lucid with less than three hours of fitful sleep, an explosion, and a five-hour live broadcast under her belt, here she was. Drawn to the YMCA pool like the swallows to Capistrano. Or something. To somewhere.
What was truly maddening, though, was despite the fact she had wrenched herself out of bed and been waiting when the Y doors opened at six-thirty, despite the fact she had arrived wearing only her swimsui...t and a pair of gym shorts (the better for a quick change), and despite the fact she had flouted authority and not showered before "entering the pool"--despite all that, she still had to share a lane.
The guy was someone Jake had never seen there before. He'd hopped into the lane unannounced while she was swimming and nearly collided head-on with her. Luckily, she'd heard him coming: the interloper had a lazy right hand that thwacked the water, palm flat, on each stroke.
What to read after Heaven's Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandra Balzo to read onlineMoreLess
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