Oklahoma Moonshine (The Mcintyre Men #1)
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Kiley had come out to join him. He was trying to keep things light between them, but it weighed on him heavily that their plan was going down tonight and might not work.
He didn’t want to see her arrested for her crimes, not when she was trying so hard to change. And he didn’t want to see her family steal from Big Falls. Partly because he loved the place and everyone in it. But mostly because he didn’t think Kiley would ever forgive herself.
He didn’t know anything for sure beyond that.
... “God, it smells good in here,” she said.
She looked right at home in a stable. It was that strawberry blond, sun-kissed, country-girl look, he supposed. “It’s the grain.” Rob inhaled. Every breath smelled like molasses. “I put a little bit in each stall. I want them to love it here.”
“I’m pretty sure they already do.”
“I was just getting ready to bring ‘em in for the night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kiley had come out to join him. He was trying to keep things light between them, but it weighed on him heavily that their plan was going down tonight and might not work.
He didn’t want to see her arrested for her crimes, not when she was trying so hard to change. And he didn’t want to see her family steal from Big Falls. Partly because he loved the place and everyone in it. But mostly because he didn’t think Kiley would ever forgive herself.
He didn’t know anything for sure beyond that.
... “God, it smells good in here,” she said.
She looked right at home in a stable. It was that strawberry blond, sun-kissed, country-girl look, he supposed. “It’s the grain.” Rob inhaled. Every breath smelled like molasses. “I put a little bit in each stall. I want them to love it here.”
“I’m pretty sure they already do.”
“I was just getting ready to bring ‘em in for the night.
What to read after Oklahoma Moonshine (The Mcintyre Men #1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maggie Shayne to read onlineMoreLess
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