Her Man Upstairs (2005)
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It has nothing to do with the woman, he assured himself. Nothing to do with the fact that he enjoyed her company—enjoyed even more speculating about what she’d be like in bed. So far as he could tell, she hadn’t done a single thing to attract his attention.
Maybe that was it. She used natural bait, not an artificial lure.
He had no business fishing in these particular waters, no matter how tempted he was. On the other hand, she looked as if she needed someone to dump on. Her two friends probably... had their own baggage. At least, she didn’t seem too eager to speak to either of them.
He happened to be both handy and baggage free. A disinterested party, so to speak.
And you’re going to damn well stay that way, right?
Right!
“The thing is,” Marty said as she opened a diet drink and a bottle of Blackhook porter, “I really don’t have time for fun and games right now.” She handed him the ale. “Do you want a glass for that?”
“Bottle’s fine.” Fun and games? She’d explained briefly about their favorite pastime of matchmaking—which explained part of the conversation he’d overheard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has nothing to do with the woman, he assured himself. Nothing to do with the fact that he enjoyed her company—enjoyed even more speculating about what she’d be like in bed. So far as he could tell, she hadn’t done a single thing to attract his attention.
Maybe that was it. She used natural bait, not an artificial lure.
He had no business fishing in these particular waters, no matter how tempted he was. On the other hand, she looked as if she needed someone to dump on. Her two friends probably... had their own baggage. At least, she didn’t seem too eager to speak to either of them.
He happened to be both handy and baggage free. A disinterested party, so to speak.
And you’re going to damn well stay that way, right?
Right!
“The thing is,” Marty said as she opened a diet drink and a bottle of Blackhook porter, “I really don’t have time for fun and games right now.” She handed him the ale. “Do you want a glass for that?”
“Bottle’s fine.” Fun and games? She’d explained briefly about their favorite pastime of matchmaking—which explained part of the conversation he’d overheard.
What to read after Her Man Upstairs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dixie Browning to read onlineMoreLess
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