Low Country Liar (1978)
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The restaurant was sumptuously elegant yet relaxing at the same time, two qualities that did not necessarily go hand in hand.
The food had been excellent and her head was a bit fuzzy from the wine, but it was a pleasurable kind of fuzziness. She took another sip of the dry white wine in the stemmed glass. Soft music played in the background, gently romantic, setting the mood.
The table was small, intimately so with Slade sitting directly across from her. Lisa studied him openly, the intensity of... her green gaze masked by the tinted lenses of her glasses. His roguishly thick mane of hair had a raven sheen to it, his eyes like black diamonds glittered with an inner fire.
His tanned features could have been chiseled in stone, yet they were so very male and so very compelling. Slade was wrong; no stone could ever possess the vitality that Slade had.
That vitality and charm had been working its magic on Lisa all evening. Slade's particular brand of charm was more potent than others she had known because it was so subtle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The restaurant was sumptuously elegant yet relaxing at the same time, two qualities that did not necessarily go hand in hand.
The food had been excellent and her head was a bit fuzzy from the wine, but it was a pleasurable kind of fuzziness. She took another sip of the dry white wine in the stemmed glass. Soft music played in the background, gently romantic, setting the mood.
The table was small, intimately so with Slade sitting directly across from her. Lisa studied him openly, the intensity of... her green gaze masked by the tinted lenses of her glasses. His roguishly thick mane of hair had a raven sheen to it, his eyes like black diamonds glittered with an inner fire.
His tanned features could have been chiseled in stone, yet they were so very male and so very compelling. Slade was wrong; no stone could ever possess the vitality that Slade had.
That vitality and charm had been working its magic on Lisa all evening. Slade's particular brand of charm was more potent than others she had known because it was so subtle.
What to read after Low Country Liar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janet Dailey to read onlineMoreLess
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