Hot Rocks
Hot Rocks
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Shook it, just as she had.
“It looks like an ordinary, somewhat tacky, inexpensive ceramic dog.” Laine gave it a quick tap with her fingers. “And just screams Big Jack O’Hara to me.”
“You’d know.” He hefted it, as if checking weight while he looked at her. “You didn’t just bust it open and see for yourself.”
“No.”
“Big points for you.”
“Major, but if we stand here discussing it much longer I’m going to crack, scream like a maniac and smash it into lots of doggie pieces.”
“Then let’s try this.” E...ven as she opened her mouth to protest, he smacked the statue smartly on the table. Its winsome head rolled off so that the big painted eyes stared up in mute accusation.
“Well.” All Laine could do was huff out a breath. “I thought we might do that with a little more ceremony.”
“Quick is more humane.” He dipped his fingers into the jagged opening and tugged. “Padding,” he said and had her wincing as he smashed the body on the table.
“I have a hammer in the mudroom.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shook it, just as she had.
“It looks like an ordinary, somewhat tacky, inexpensive ceramic dog.” Laine gave it a quick tap with her fingers. “And just screams Big Jack O’Hara to me.”
“You’d know.” He hefted it, as if checking weight while he looked at her. “You didn’t just bust it open and see for yourself.”
“No.”
“Big points for you.”
“Major, but if we stand here discussing it much longer I’m going to crack, scream like a maniac and smash it into lots of doggie pieces.”
“Then let’s try this.” E...ven as she opened her mouth to protest, he smacked the statue smartly on the table. Its winsome head rolled off so that the big painted eyes stared up in mute accusation.
“Well.” All Laine could do was huff out a breath. “I thought we might do that with a little more ceremony.”
“Quick is more humane.” He dipped his fingers into the jagged opening and tugged. “Padding,” he said and had her wincing as he smashed the body on the table.
“I have a hammer in the mudroom.”
What to read after Hot Rocks?
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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