Lone Heart: Red Hot Weekend (2012)
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First and foremost was the lovely swell of Honey’s belly. This morning, she’d managed to rise without running to the bathroom to vomit. She held a cup of tea between her hands. Crumbles from crackers glazed with apple jelly remained on the small plate in front of her.
She and Lonny sat alone at the table, enjoying the afternoon sun and the majestic view of the mountains in the distance.
“I like this patio,” he said, glancing around at the wide, flagstone-cobbled area and the iron table and chair...s. When the new addition True was having built was completed, the patio would be more of courtyard, framed on three sides by covered porches.
Honey shrugged. “Won’t be much use come winter, but I like the view.” “So do I,” he murmured.
Honey blushed. “Stop that.” “Worried True might get jealous if he catches us flirting?” “Not so much,” she said, shaking her head. “He knows he’s my one and only.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First and foremost was the lovely swell of Honey’s belly. This morning, she’d managed to rise without running to the bathroom to vomit. She held a cup of tea between her hands. Crumbles from crackers glazed with apple jelly remained on the small plate in front of her.
She and Lonny sat alone at the table, enjoying the afternoon sun and the majestic view of the mountains in the distance.
“I like this patio,” he said, glancing around at the wide, flagstone-cobbled area and the iron table and chair...s. When the new addition True was having built was completed, the patio would be more of courtyard, framed on three sides by covered porches.
Honey shrugged. “Won’t be much use come winter, but I like the view.” “So do I,” he murmured.
Honey blushed. “Stop that.” “Worried True might get jealous if he catches us flirting?” “Not so much,” she said, shaking her head. “He knows he’s my one and only.
What to read after Lone Heart: Red Hot Weekend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Delilah Devlin to read onlineMoreLess
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