Love Potions
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Lydia whispered, frowning at her reflection. She couldn’t decide if the long white-and-cream-colored dress she wore said casual fun or virginal sacrifice. She’d bought it at a renaissance festival she’d gone to with her grandmother, and then never had the occasion to wear it again. Maybe date night with the sexily confident Erik wasn’t the best time to resurrect what should probably be used only for a Halloween costume. She turned to the mound of dresses on the bed that came before the one she n...ow wore.
She’d tried calling Charlotte after the phone lines came back on but her friend wouldn’t pick up. It was possible Charlotte had her own storm damage to contend with, or downed phone lines, or simply had crawled into her own bed to sleep. Lydia would make a point of going over there in the morning to check on her. Since her memory of true events had been erased it was highly unlikely Charlotte was in a state of panic.
A shiver worked over her and she shook off the first reaction of chills to look around the room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lydia whispered, frowning at her reflection. She couldn’t decide if the long white-and-cream-colored dress she wore said casual fun or virginal sacrifice. She’d bought it at a renaissance festival she’d gone to with her grandmother, and then never had the occasion to wear it again. Maybe date night with the sexily confident Erik wasn’t the best time to resurrect what should probably be used only for a Halloween costume. She turned to the mound of dresses on the bed that came before the one she n...ow wore.
She’d tried calling Charlotte after the phone lines came back on but her friend wouldn’t pick up. It was possible Charlotte had her own storm damage to contend with, or downed phone lines, or simply had crawled into her own bed to sleep. Lydia would make a point of going over there in the morning to check on her. Since her memory of true events had been erased it was highly unlikely Charlotte was in a state of panic.
A shiver worked over her and she shook off the first reaction of chills to look around the room.
What to read after Love Potions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michelle M. Pillow to read onlineMoreLess
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