Lone Star Winter (2010)
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She threw herself onto the sofa in the living room and lit a cigarette.
“You’ll stink up the place,” Libby muttered, hunting for an ashtray. She put it on the table.
“Well, then, you’ll have to invest in some more air freshener, won’t you, darling?” the older woman asked coldly.
Libby stared at her angrily. “Where have you been for three days?”
Janet avoided looking at her. “I had some business to settle.”
“It had better not have been any sales concerning this property,” Libby told her firmly.
“...And who’s going to stop me?” the other woman demanded hotly.
“Mr. Kemp.”
Janet crushed out the cigarette and got to her feet. “Let him try. You try, too! I own everything here and I’m not letting you take it away from me! No matter what I have to do,” she added darkly. “I earned what I’m getting, putting up with your father handling me like a live doll. The repulsive old fool made my skin crawl!”
“My father loved you,” Libby bit off, furious that the awful woman could make such a remark about her father, the kindest man she’d ever known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She threw herself onto the sofa in the living room and lit a cigarette.
“You’ll stink up the place,” Libby muttered, hunting for an ashtray. She put it on the table.
“Well, then, you’ll have to invest in some more air freshener, won’t you, darling?” the older woman asked coldly.
Libby stared at her angrily. “Where have you been for three days?”
Janet avoided looking at her. “I had some business to settle.”
“It had better not have been any sales concerning this property,” Libby told her firmly.
“...And who’s going to stop me?” the other woman demanded hotly.
“Mr. Kemp.”
Janet crushed out the cigarette and got to her feet. “Let him try. You try, too! I own everything here and I’m not letting you take it away from me! No matter what I have to do,” she added darkly. “I earned what I’m getting, putting up with your father handling me like a live doll. The repulsive old fool made my skin crawl!”
“My father loved you,” Libby bit off, furious that the awful woman could make such a remark about her father, the kindest man she’d ever known.
What to read after Lone Star Winter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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