His Texas Wildflower (2011)
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Hurrying from the bedroom and through the house, she walked out onto the front porch just as Jake was climbing the steps. He was carrying a small potted cactus with a single yellow bloom adorning one of the branches.
Her gaze vacillated between the plant and the lazy smile on his face while her heart leaped into a higher gear. Three days had passed since she’d last seen him and although he’d never left her thoughts, the actual sight of him was like a delicious jolt of pleasure.
“Hello, Rebecca.”...
She smiled back at him. “Hello,” she said, then inclined her head toward the plant he was carrying. “Is that for me?”
A dimple carved deep into his left cheek as one shoulder gave a casual shrug. “I thought you could set it on your kitchen windowsill. Or something like that. It’ll brighten up the place.”
Touched by his thoughtfulness, she reached to take the plant from him. “It’s beautiful, Jake. Thank you.”
“It’s also very prickly,” he warned. “Better let me carry it in for you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hurrying from the bedroom and through the house, she walked out onto the front porch just as Jake was climbing the steps. He was carrying a small potted cactus with a single yellow bloom adorning one of the branches.
Her gaze vacillated between the plant and the lazy smile on his face while her heart leaped into a higher gear. Three days had passed since she’d last seen him and although he’d never left her thoughts, the actual sight of him was like a delicious jolt of pleasure.
“Hello, Rebecca.”...
She smiled back at him. “Hello,” she said, then inclined her head toward the plant he was carrying. “Is that for me?”
A dimple carved deep into his left cheek as one shoulder gave a casual shrug. “I thought you could set it on your kitchen windowsill. Or something like that. It’ll brighten up the place.”
Touched by his thoughtfulness, she reached to take the plant from him. “It’s beautiful, Jake. Thank you.”
“It’s also very prickly,” he warned. “Better let me carry it in for you.
What to read after His Texas Wildflower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stella Bagwell to read onlineMoreLess
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