One Heart to Win
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It was still early. She thought about writing letters to her friends back home. She could have someone else post them for her. She couldn’t tell her friends what she’d been up to, but she could tell them some positive things about Montana—as long as they didn’t tell her mother. Rose had to continue thinking her daughter abhorred everything about the territory. Tiffany believed her mother had received her second letter by now. She’d half expected an immediate telegram saying simply, “Come home,” ...but her mother probably wanted to express her thoughts more articulately in a letter. Rose would have self-recriminations to address, apologies to make, but hopefully not an “Are you certain?” Tiffany still worried that Rose would do what Sam had done—try to convince her that she’d merely had some bad luck in witnessing so much violence in such a short time. Maybe it was bad luck, but that wasn’t changing her mind. She untied her hair, shook it out, then laid out one of the new nightgowns to get comfortable in before she started her letters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was still early. She thought about writing letters to her friends back home. She could have someone else post them for her. She couldn’t tell her friends what she’d been up to, but she could tell them some positive things about Montana—as long as they didn’t tell her mother. Rose had to continue thinking her daughter abhorred everything about the territory. Tiffany believed her mother had received her second letter by now. She’d half expected an immediate telegram saying simply, “Come home,” ...but her mother probably wanted to express her thoughts more articulately in a letter. Rose would have self-recriminations to address, apologies to make, but hopefully not an “Are you certain?” Tiffany still worried that Rose would do what Sam had done—try to convince her that she’d merely had some bad luck in witnessing so much violence in such a short time. Maybe it was bad luck, but that wasn’t changing her mind. She untied her hair, shook it out, then laid out one of the new nightgowns to get comfortable in before she started her letters.
What to read after One Heart to Win?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johanna Lindsey to read onlineMoreLess
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