Playing the Odds
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Some were already a bit travel weary from their flight into Miami, others were running on the adrenaline of anticipation. The huge white ocean liner, the Celebration, waited in port—their ticket to fun, relaxation, romance. When they crossed the gangway, they would no longer be accountants, assistant managers, or teachers, but pampered passengers assured of being fed, spoiled, and entertained for the next ten days. The brochures guaranteed itFrom the rail of the Observation deck, Serena watched ...the flow of humanity. At that distance she could enjoy the colour and noise, which never lost its appeal for her, without being caught in the inevitable tangle of fifteen hundred people trying to get to the same place at the same time. The cooks, the bartenders, the cabin stewards, had already begun the orgy of work that would continue, virtually uninterrupted, for the next ten days. But she had time. Serena relished itThese were her idle moments—before the ship pulled out of port. She could remember her first experience with a cruise liner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some were already a bit travel weary from their flight into Miami, others were running on the adrenaline of anticipation. The huge white ocean liner, the Celebration, waited in port—their ticket to fun, relaxation, romance. When they crossed the gangway, they would no longer be accountants, assistant managers, or teachers, but pampered passengers assured of being fed, spoiled, and entertained for the next ten days. The brochures guaranteed itFrom the rail of the Observation deck, Serena watched ...the flow of humanity. At that distance she could enjoy the colour and noise, which never lost its appeal for her, without being caught in the inevitable tangle of fifteen hundred people trying to get to the same place at the same time. The cooks, the bartenders, the cabin stewards, had already begun the orgy of work that would continue, virtually uninterrupted, for the next ten days. But she had time. Serena relished itThese were her idle moments—before the ship pulled out of port. She could remember her first experience with a cruise liner.
What to read after Playing the Odds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nora Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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