Prince Charming in Dress Blues (2001)
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Annie inched as far away as she could, which wasn’t far enough, considering his body was still locked inside hers. Then she looked straight into his eyes and told him, “No, you don’t.” His brow furrowed, his eyes narrowed, and he nearly growled as he said, “What?” “I said no you don’t,” she repeated and scooted back while pushing at his chest in a futile attempt to shove him off of her. Naturally, that move didn’t work. It was like trying to push a mountain into alignment.
“And you know this how...?” She knew it because she wouldn’t allow what she was feeling to be anything else. Annie wasn’t prepared to listen to promises of love that would, no doubt, end up being broken. Wasn’t it better to never make the promises in the first place?
“It’s lust, John,” Annie said, ignoring the flash of anger glinting in his eyes. “Now, lust is good, mind you, but it’s not love.” “You’re not serious.” “Oomph,” she grunted as she shoved one more time at him and this time he gave in and rolled to one side of her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Annie inched as far away as she could, which wasn’t far enough, considering his body was still locked inside hers. Then she looked straight into his eyes and told him, “No, you don’t.” His brow furrowed, his eyes narrowed, and he nearly growled as he said, “What?” “I said no you don’t,” she repeated and scooted back while pushing at his chest in a futile attempt to shove him off of her. Naturally, that move didn’t work. It was like trying to push a mountain into alignment.
“And you know this how...?” She knew it because she wouldn’t allow what she was feeling to be anything else. Annie wasn’t prepared to listen to promises of love that would, no doubt, end up being broken. Wasn’t it better to never make the promises in the first place?
“It’s lust, John,” Annie said, ignoring the flash of anger glinting in his eyes. “Now, lust is good, mind you, but it’s not love.” “You’re not serious.” “Oomph,” she grunted as she shoved one more time at him and this time he gave in and rolled to one side of her.
What to read after Prince Charming in Dress Blues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maureen Child to read onlineMoreLess
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