Mckettrick's Choice
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BEAUREGARD was, if his professional reputation could be trusted, the best lawyer in the state of Texas. Given that Holt had to trail the man through three saloons and a brothel before finally running him down in a private dining room at the Republic of Texas Hotel—where he was sharing a meal with two half-dressed women—the veracity of Beauregard’s legal talents was a matter of some concern.
“Gentlemen,” he said, with an affable smile, lifting a wineglass in blithe salute, “I don’t believe you we...re announced.”
Holt felt Rafe stiffen beside him, decided his brother was on the verge of saying something better kept to himself and gave him a subtle nudge with his right elbow. If there was one thing Holt didn’t suffer from, it was a lack of confidence, but standing on the threshold of that room, with its Oriental carpet, velvet draperies and gas lighting, he was conscious of his trail-worn clothes and dirty boots in a way he normally wouldn’t have been.
The women looked him and Rafe over with sultry, kohl-lined eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BEAUREGARD was, if his professional reputation could be trusted, the best lawyer in the state of Texas. Given that Holt had to trail the man through three saloons and a brothel before finally running him down in a private dining room at the Republic of Texas Hotel—where he was sharing a meal with two half-dressed women—the veracity of Beauregard’s legal talents was a matter of some concern.
“Gentlemen,” he said, with an affable smile, lifting a wineglass in blithe salute, “I don’t believe you we...re announced.”
Holt felt Rafe stiffen beside him, decided his brother was on the verge of saying something better kept to himself and gave him a subtle nudge with his right elbow. If there was one thing Holt didn’t suffer from, it was a lack of confidence, but standing on the threshold of that room, with its Oriental carpet, velvet draperies and gas lighting, he was conscious of his trail-worn clothes and dirty boots in a way he normally wouldn’t have been.
The women looked him and Rafe over with sultry, kohl-lined eyes.
What to read after Mckettrick's Choice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Lael Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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