Holding the Dream (2010)
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Relief that the dangerously dry season might be averted with the unrelenting wet warred with worry over flooding and mudslides.
Kate tried not to take the nasty weather personally. But there was no doubt that it prevented her from intensifying the treasure hunts. Even as the rains abated, the cliffs were too wet for safety.
So they would wait.
There was certainly enough to occupy her. Pretenses’ summer season was in full swing. Tourists crammed Cannery Row, jammed the wharf, queued u...p for a trip through the aquarium. Arcades clattered with the sounds of games and jingling tokens, and families strolled the sidewalks licking ice cream from sugar cones.
The busy carnival atmosphere out in the streets meant business.
Some came to feed the gulls and watch the boats. Some came to gaze upon the street that Steinbeck had immortalized. Some came to bask in the eternal spring that Monterey offered, or take the sweeping drive along the coast.
What to read after Holding the Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nora Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Relief that the dangerously dry season might be averted with the unrelenting wet warred with worry over flooding and mudslides.
Kate tried not to take the nasty weather personally. But there was no doubt that it prevented her from intensifying the treasure hunts. Even as the rains abated, the cliffs were too wet for safety.
So they would wait.
There was certainly enough to occupy her. Pretenses’ summer season was in full swing. Tourists crammed Cannery Row, jammed the wharf, queued u...p for a trip through the aquarium. Arcades clattered with the sounds of games and jingling tokens, and families strolled the sidewalks licking ice cream from sugar cones.
The busy carnival atmosphere out in the streets meant business.
Some came to feed the gulls and watch the boats. Some came to gaze upon the street that Steinbeck had immortalized. Some came to bask in the eternal spring that Monterey offered, or take the sweeping drive along the coast.
What to read after Holding the Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nora Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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