Last Breath
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Even before the door opened, she knew who was behind the wheel. The car looked like the man—sleek and dark, sexy and dangerous.
He stepped out and looked around the campus as if to get his bearings, one arm leaning on the top of the car. He wore dark glasses and a shirt open at the neck, well-fitting jeans, and had a light-colored sport jacket slung over one shoulder.
He looks like a government agent, she thought as she stared shamelessly. Or a spy.
“…wondering if you’d had a chance to look thro...ugh those journals of your great-grandfather’s,” Louise was saying.
“Oh. Yes.” Daria reluctantly turned from the window. “I did. Almost all of them, actually. It was quite fascinating, almost like being there.”
“That’s what I thought, too, when I read them. I was thinking if once we get the exhibit open, perhaps your family might give approval to have them published. In the hands of the right publisher, we might have a bestselling series.”
“Well, the reading is certainly interesting enough, I agree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even before the door opened, she knew who was behind the wheel. The car looked like the man—sleek and dark, sexy and dangerous.
He stepped out and looked around the campus as if to get his bearings, one arm leaning on the top of the car. He wore dark glasses and a shirt open at the neck, well-fitting jeans, and had a light-colored sport jacket slung over one shoulder.
He looks like a government agent, she thought as she stared shamelessly. Or a spy.
“…wondering if you’d had a chance to look thro...ugh those journals of your great-grandfather’s,” Louise was saying.
“Oh. Yes.” Daria reluctantly turned from the window. “I did. Almost all of them, actually. It was quite fascinating, almost like being there.”
“That’s what I thought, too, when I read them. I was thinking if once we get the exhibit open, perhaps your family might give approval to have them published. In the hands of the right publisher, we might have a bestselling series.”
“Well, the reading is certainly interesting enough, I agree.
What to read after Last Breath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mariah Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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