Lone Star Magic
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“Mort!” Carly grinned. “Boy, am I glad to see you.”
“Do I look younger?” His lined face appeared almost boyish as he smiled at her. “I must, for you to refer to me as a youth.”
While they teased, Alrick remained serious, watching them. TM pawed the ground restlessly, as though sensing his rider’s mood.
Finally, the Mage looked his way. Alrick dipped his head in acknowledgement. “We must talk.” He let his tone convey the serious nature of his request.
“Talk.” Carly nodded. “We sure do. Maybe you ...can unravel the mystery of the two children we saw and my vanishing dog.”
“Later.” Alrick said, as the Mage opened his mouth to question her. “Feed this poor woman first.”
Carly’s stomach growled, as if on cue. Still, she persisted. “But—.”
The mage unwrapped a small box. Fruit filled pastries, golden brown and plump, lay nestled among ripe strawberries, melons, and grapes. Distracted, Carly closed her mouth.
“Help yourself. Five minutes isn’t going to hurt anything.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Mort!” Carly grinned. “Boy, am I glad to see you.”
“Do I look younger?” His lined face appeared almost boyish as he smiled at her. “I must, for you to refer to me as a youth.”
While they teased, Alrick remained serious, watching them. TM pawed the ground restlessly, as though sensing his rider’s mood.
Finally, the Mage looked his way. Alrick dipped his head in acknowledgement. “We must talk.” He let his tone convey the serious nature of his request.
“Talk.” Carly nodded. “We sure do. Maybe you ...can unravel the mystery of the two children we saw and my vanishing dog.”
“Later.” Alrick said, as the Mage opened his mouth to question her. “Feed this poor woman first.”
Carly’s stomach growled, as if on cue. Still, she persisted. “But—.”
The mage unwrapped a small box. Fruit filled pastries, golden brown and plump, lay nestled among ripe strawberries, melons, and grapes. Distracted, Carly closed her mouth.
“Help yourself. Five minutes isn’t going to hurt anything.”
What to read after Lone Star Magic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karen Whiddon to read onlineMoreLess
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