Ranger's Wild Woman (2003)
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“So, do you think Archer will call us eventually and let us know when he plans to return?”
Ranger wondered how much he should confess of his twin’s plans. “I don’t know.”
Tex glanced over at him. “We’re waiting for you to tell us where Hannah went, bro.”
Another subject Ranger really didn’t want to delve into. “I don’t know.”
“Don’t know much, do you?” Last asked. “Or do you just not want to talk about anything?”
Ranger nodded, picking up his beer off the table. “That sums it up, I guess.”
“What...ever happened to Cissy Kisserton?” Tex asked.
“I don’t know,” Ranger said.
“Well, that does it.” Fannin sighed at the ceiling. “Don’t ask him anything else. If Ranger says he doesn’t know one more time, I’m going to whale him a good one.”
The rest of the brothers muttered their agreement.
“Is the sheriff going to make it?” Ranger asked.
Mason sat down heavily on the sofa, flipping the channels on the muted TV. “It’s bad, that’s all I know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“So, do you think Archer will call us eventually and let us know when he plans to return?”
Ranger wondered how much he should confess of his twin’s plans. “I don’t know.”
Tex glanced over at him. “We’re waiting for you to tell us where Hannah went, bro.”
Another subject Ranger really didn’t want to delve into. “I don’t know.”
“Don’t know much, do you?” Last asked. “Or do you just not want to talk about anything?”
Ranger nodded, picking up his beer off the table. “That sums it up, I guess.”
“What...ever happened to Cissy Kisserton?” Tex asked.
“I don’t know,” Ranger said.
“Well, that does it.” Fannin sighed at the ceiling. “Don’t ask him anything else. If Ranger says he doesn’t know one more time, I’m going to whale him a good one.”
The rest of the brothers muttered their agreement.
“Is the sheriff going to make it?” Ranger asked.
Mason sat down heavily on the sofa, flipping the channels on the muted TV. “It’s bad, that’s all I know.
What to read after Ranger's Wild Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tina Leonard to read onlineMoreLess
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