Mr. August
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A slew of pictures and articles regarding Libby popped up. Without shedding his coat he began clicking the links. One by one he discovered a little more about the woman who annoyed and intrigued him. Thirty. Unmarried. Fast becoming a top name in the fashion world. No way was she thirty. She didn’t look a day over eighteen. And she was from Columbus too. “Hmm.” His earlier suspicion that she was a plant surfaced but he shook his head at the possibility. Libby wasn’t there to mess with him. Well,... maybe unwittingly.
Max shrugged out of his coat and tossed it aside. He zeroed in on a photograph that included Libby and several other designers. Libby stood out like a sore thumb with her pink hair. She was unusual, and gorgeous. And she was a touchy-feely woman. He liked it, but didn’t like that he did. She was a huge distraction and he had a book to finish. If he had half a brain he’d pay attention to the red flag that she was a material girl. His life got turned upside down by one and he didn’t need a repeat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A slew of pictures and articles regarding Libby popped up. Without shedding his coat he began clicking the links. One by one he discovered a little more about the woman who annoyed and intrigued him. Thirty. Unmarried. Fast becoming a top name in the fashion world. No way was she thirty. She didn’t look a day over eighteen. And she was from Columbus too. “Hmm.” His earlier suspicion that she was a plant surfaced but he shook his head at the possibility. Libby wasn’t there to mess with him. Well,... maybe unwittingly.
Max shrugged out of his coat and tossed it aside. He zeroed in on a photograph that included Libby and several other designers. Libby stood out like a sore thumb with her pink hair. She was unusual, and gorgeous. And she was a touchy-feely woman. He liked it, but didn’t like that he did. She was a huge distraction and he had a book to finish. If he had half a brain he’d pay attention to the red flag that she was a material girl. His life got turned upside down by one and he didn’t need a repeat.
What to read after Mr. August?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jan Romes to read onlineMoreLess
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