Point Blank (Sisterhood book 26)
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Food prepared by Dennis West was being served and gobbled down helter-skelter by the sisters and the boys. Ted Robinson was adding logs to the fireplace in the kitchen, which was big enough to roast an ox. A monster swoosh of flame shot upward, sending the dogs scurrying, except for Cooper, who sat and stared into the flames as though mesmerized.
Myra toyed with her tuna sandwich and the pickles on her plate. Annie watched her, wondering why she wasn’t fingering the pearls that adorned her neck ...and she was never without. “What has you worried, my friend?” Annie leaned closer to ask.
“Harry and Yoko. I’ve never seen either one of them this quiet. That’s probably not quite true. Harry rarely says much. I’ve never seen Yoko so . . . so . . . weepy. Sometimes, I think she’s stronger than Harry. And, Annie, as hard as I try, I can’t get our last trip to China out of my mind. I’m talking about my . . .”
“Don’t say it, Myra. I know what you’re thinking. While I wasn’t here at the time for that little caper, I heard every single detail, so I know it by heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Food prepared by Dennis West was being served and gobbled down helter-skelter by the sisters and the boys. Ted Robinson was adding logs to the fireplace in the kitchen, which was big enough to roast an ox. A monster swoosh of flame shot upward, sending the dogs scurrying, except for Cooper, who sat and stared into the flames as though mesmerized.
Myra toyed with her tuna sandwich and the pickles on her plate. Annie watched her, wondering why she wasn’t fingering the pearls that adorned her neck ...and she was never without. “What has you worried, my friend?” Annie leaned closer to ask.
“Harry and Yoko. I’ve never seen either one of them this quiet. That’s probably not quite true. Harry rarely says much. I’ve never seen Yoko so . . . so . . . weepy. Sometimes, I think she’s stronger than Harry. And, Annie, as hard as I try, I can’t get our last trip to China out of my mind. I’m talking about my . . .”
“Don’t say it, Myra. I know what you’re thinking. While I wasn’t here at the time for that little caper, I heard every single detail, so I know it by heart.
What to read after Point Blank (Sisterhood book 26)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fern Michaels to read onlineMoreLess
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