High Country Bride
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When she awakened, many hours later, the sun was up and she was alone in her marriage bed. She heard voices drifting up through the floorboards, the words indistinguishable, the tones ordinary, companionable.
Recalling the events of the night before, particularly her involuntary responses to Rafe’s kisses, Emmeline blushed and covered her face with both hands. Rafe had been right, as they’d sat beside the creek, when he’d touched upon her deepest and most private fear.
She was no lady.
... She longed to pull the covers over her hea spend the whole day hiding in bed, but she knew it wouldn’t work. Hers was a restless nature and, besides, she needed to use the privy.
She dropped her head over the side of the bed and peered underneath, but there was no chamber pot. Sighing, she got out of bed.
There was clean, if tepid, water in the pitcher on the bureau top, and she poured some into the matching basin, then washed hastily, ever conscious that Rafe might come striding into the room at any moment and catch her at her ablutions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When she awakened, many hours later, the sun was up and she was alone in her marriage bed. She heard voices drifting up through the floorboards, the words indistinguishable, the tones ordinary, companionable.
Recalling the events of the night before, particularly her involuntary responses to Rafe’s kisses, Emmeline blushed and covered her face with both hands. Rafe had been right, as they’d sat beside the creek, when he’d touched upon her deepest and most private fear.
She was no lady.
... She longed to pull the covers over her hea spend the whole day hiding in bed, but she knew it wouldn’t work. Hers was a restless nature and, besides, she needed to use the privy.
She dropped her head over the side of the bed and peered underneath, but there was no chamber pot. Sighing, she got out of bed.
There was clean, if tepid, water in the pitcher on the bureau top, and she poured some into the matching basin, then washed hastily, ever conscious that Rafe might come striding into the room at any moment and catch her at her ablutions.
What to read after High Country Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Lael Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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