Last Chance Hero (2015)
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After all, if some of the other prehistoric sites had been described as cities carved from stone, Gila could barely be considered a village. It was sort of the Last Chance of cliff dwellings, but maybe that was what made the place so special to him.
“I hope I haven’t oversold the place.” Andy glanced over at Jess. She looked good sitting on the other side of his truck, like she belonged there. “Don’t be expecting the Seven Wonders of the World. It’s pretty small.”
“What? No pyramids? You... might as well turn around and take me home.” When Jess turned to smile at him, he noticed how the sun shining through her reddish-gold hair made it seem to glow. “Actually, just getting out of town is a treat. I haven’t had time to do much exploring. I had no idea there were so many mountains here. I guess I pretty much thought it was all desert.”
“Seriously?” Andy kept his eyes on the road. It was too easy to get distracted if he looked over at her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After all, if some of the other prehistoric sites had been described as cities carved from stone, Gila could barely be considered a village. It was sort of the Last Chance of cliff dwellings, but maybe that was what made the place so special to him.
“I hope I haven’t oversold the place.” Andy glanced over at Jess. She looked good sitting on the other side of his truck, like she belonged there. “Don’t be expecting the Seven Wonders of the World. It’s pretty small.”
“What? No pyramids? You... might as well turn around and take me home.” When Jess turned to smile at him, he noticed how the sun shining through her reddish-gold hair made it seem to glow. “Actually, just getting out of town is a treat. I haven’t had time to do much exploring. I had no idea there were so many mountains here. I guess I pretty much thought it was all desert.”
“Seriously?” Andy kept his eyes on the road. It was too easy to get distracted if he looked over at her.
What to read after Last Chance Hero?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cathleen Armstrong to read onlineMoreLess
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