Pretty Dangerous
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The elegant woman wore an impassive expression as she studied Jazz first. She seemed to reach some kind of conclusion as she gave a short hiss. Then she looked at Don. Her milk chocolate gaze lingered on his tall, muscular frame. Her deep wine colored lips parted to reveal white teeth.
“Your police officers are a lot sexier here.
Or is that just the way you grow them in the southern states?” the woman purred.
“He’s kinda unique,” Jazz replied. She draped an arm around Don’s shoulder for a second... and then took it away.
The woman raised a dark eyebrow. “Lucky girl.”
“Luck ain’t got nothin’ to do with it.” Jazz flashed a cocky grin at the woman.
“Hey, cut it out,” Don mumbled, a quick side-eye at Jazz.
The woman laughed. “Enjoy being a sex object, my darling. Women have to put up with it all the time.”
MiMi had time to dress in a red tunic sweater over jeans while Jazz and Don babysat her visitor. She cut in before the woman could go on flirting. “Excuse me if I ask a rude question, but who the hell are you?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The elegant woman wore an impassive expression as she studied Jazz first. She seemed to reach some kind of conclusion as she gave a short hiss. Then she looked at Don. Her milk chocolate gaze lingered on his tall, muscular frame. Her deep wine colored lips parted to reveal white teeth.
“Your police officers are a lot sexier here.
Or is that just the way you grow them in the southern states?” the woman purred.
“He’s kinda unique,” Jazz replied. She draped an arm around Don’s shoulder for a second... and then took it away.
The woman raised a dark eyebrow. “Lucky girl.”
“Luck ain’t got nothin’ to do with it.” Jazz flashed a cocky grin at the woman.
“Hey, cut it out,” Don mumbled, a quick side-eye at Jazz.
The woman laughed. “Enjoy being a sex object, my darling. Women have to put up with it all the time.”
MiMi had time to dress in a red tunic sweater over jeans while Jazz and Don babysat her visitor. She cut in before the woman could go on flirting. “Excuse me if I ask a rude question, but who the hell are you?”
What to read after Pretty Dangerous?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emery, Lynn to read onlineMoreLess
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