Irish Fire
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Brian knew it as surely as he knew the daily schedule of races on opening day at the Curragh. Caitlin Claiborne not only had the look of a woman used to very dark coffee served in tiny cups on the private terrace of an expensive villa, she obviously had depths he couldnt begin to probe. She was also very skilled at hiding what was on her mind, a lethal combination where women were concerned. He wondered if she saw herself the same way Martin saw her, or if the two of them viewed their mutual pas...t with their own unique set of blinders.They walked in silence past the ornamental gardens, crossed behind the paddock, and continued down the long road to the Tully Walk where the foaling stable stood apart, protected on all sides by green meadowlands. The door was open. Inside, peering into Kentucky Golds stall with Martin OShea between them, were Caitlins children.In unison, the three of them turned toward the entrance as Caitlin walked in. Brian stepped back into the shadows without speaking, preferring not to participate in the reunion of two old friends.Mama.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brian knew it as surely as he knew the daily schedule of races on opening day at the Curragh. Caitlin Claiborne not only had the look of a woman used to very dark coffee served in tiny cups on the private terrace of an expensive villa, she obviously had depths he couldnt begin to probe. She was also very skilled at hiding what was on her mind, a lethal combination where women were concerned. He wondered if she saw herself the same way Martin saw her, or if the two of them viewed their mutual pas...t with their own unique set of blinders.They walked in silence past the ornamental gardens, crossed behind the paddock, and continued down the long road to the Tully Walk where the foaling stable stood apart, protected on all sides by green meadowlands. The door was open. Inside, peering into Kentucky Golds stall with Martin OShea between them, were Caitlins children.In unison, the three of them turned toward the entrance as Caitlin walked in. Brian stepped back into the shadows without speaking, preferring not to participate in the reunion of two old friends.Mama.
What to read after Irish Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeanette Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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