On Fire
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She wasn’t wearing socks. She stared at her legs and wondered if she’d get varicose veins. She’d been on her feet again all day, painting, sketching, playing, but at least she’d gone for a long walk, too, not letting the off-and-on rain deter her. Now she just wished someone would bring her tea and toast. If she could, she’d stay on her mother’s porch forever. She had no desire to go out into the cold, cruel world. Let someone else slay the dragons.
It was the fight or flight principle at work, ...she knew. She would choose flight every time. Riley, of course, would choose fight.
Someone knocked on the back door, and Sig yawned. No doubt it would be the same person who’d been ringing the front doorbell, which she hadn’t bothered to answer; her mother was out. It wasn’t Matt. Matt wouldn’t have bothered knocking. Maybe it was a dragon after all, she thought.
She roused herself enough to see John Straker’s deadly, sexy face in the doorway. “A dragon indeed,” she said to herself, then called, “Door’s open.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wasn’t wearing socks. She stared at her legs and wondered if she’d get varicose veins. She’d been on her feet again all day, painting, sketching, playing, but at least she’d gone for a long walk, too, not letting the off-and-on rain deter her. Now she just wished someone would bring her tea and toast. If she could, she’d stay on her mother’s porch forever. She had no desire to go out into the cold, cruel world. Let someone else slay the dragons.
It was the fight or flight principle at work, ...she knew. She would choose flight every time. Riley, of course, would choose fight.
Someone knocked on the back door, and Sig yawned. No doubt it would be the same person who’d been ringing the front doorbell, which she hadn’t bothered to answer; her mother was out. It wasn’t Matt. Matt wouldn’t have bothered knocking. Maybe it was a dragon after all, she thought.
She roused herself enough to see John Straker’s deadly, sexy face in the doorway. “A dragon indeed,” she said to herself, then called, “Door’s open.”
What to read after On Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carla Neggers to read onlineMoreLess
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