Out of Rhythm (Face the Music book 1)
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After dealing with her family, she wasn’t ready to face Kirsten’s. Coming here had seemed like a really good idea. This pub in the middle of Fremantle had once been their favourite haunt. The place where they’d come for drinks and to listen to live music, and later to play. She smiled as she remembered the excitement and the hunger they’d had. Everything had been in front of them and they’d wanted it all.
But they’d lost friends along the way. People who resented the hours or the travel or who w...ere simply jealous. It hadn’t been easy, but they were on ladder…and the second rung was so far away. Maybe they didn’t want it bad enough and that was the problem, or maybe they knew what they’d have to give up to get there and they were running scared.
She drank her beer and watched the people in the bar for a while. Time by herself wasn’t as great as she’d thought it would be. It was giving her too much time to think.
She was temporarily homeless and drinking alone. Awesome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After dealing with her family, she wasn’t ready to face Kirsten’s. Coming here had seemed like a really good idea. This pub in the middle of Fremantle had once been their favourite haunt. The place where they’d come for drinks and to listen to live music, and later to play. She smiled as she remembered the excitement and the hunger they’d had. Everything had been in front of them and they’d wanted it all.
But they’d lost friends along the way. People who resented the hours or the travel or who w...ere simply jealous. It hadn’t been easy, but they were on ladder…and the second rung was so far away. Maybe they didn’t want it bad enough and that was the problem, or maybe they knew what they’d have to give up to get there and they were running scared.
She drank her beer and watched the people in the bar for a while. Time by herself wasn’t as great as she’d thought it would be. It was giving her too much time to think.
She was temporarily homeless and drinking alone. Awesome.
What to read after Out of Rhythm (Face the Music book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shona Husk to read onlineMoreLess
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