Hush
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She was cold through and through, and yet her conviction was strong. With care, she drove the vehicle back to its garage, down a long asphalt drive, very aware of the pole lights that lit up her progress as she made her way to the building with its four garage doors.
This was Don Laidlaw‘s house. Don Juan, as he was known at Xavier‘s. Don was in his sixties, thought he was in his forties. He was portly with a well-fed, too many steaks and not enough vegetables look about him. His eyes were large..., kind of buggy, and his hands were a little grab-ass.
He had an eye for all the barmaids and waitresses at Xavier‘s and a thick wallet that he was only too happy to open. His wife had left him to go live in a sunnier climate with one of their two daughters and her stick-up-his-butt husband, or so Don claimed.
Don owned a two-story renovated farmhouse built sometime in the forties that was down a long lane. He lived in the house during the spring, summer, and fall, and in the winters he took off for Palm Springs and played golf and probably hit on the women who worked in the bars nearby.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was cold through and through, and yet her conviction was strong. With care, she drove the vehicle back to its garage, down a long asphalt drive, very aware of the pole lights that lit up her progress as she made her way to the building with its four garage doors.
This was Don Laidlaw‘s house. Don Juan, as he was known at Xavier‘s. Don was in his sixties, thought he was in his forties. He was portly with a well-fed, too many steaks and not enough vegetables look about him. His eyes were large..., kind of buggy, and his hands were a little grab-ass.
He had an eye for all the barmaids and waitresses at Xavier‘s and a thick wallet that he was only too happy to open. His wife had left him to go live in a sunnier climate with one of their two daughters and her stick-up-his-butt husband, or so Don claimed.
Don owned a two-story renovated farmhouse built sometime in the forties that was down a long lane. He lived in the house during the spring, summer, and fall, and in the winters he took off for Palm Springs and played golf and probably hit on the women who worked in the bars nearby.
What to read after Hush?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Bush to read onlineMoreLess
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