Redemptionridge (2012)
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Her palms fell on rain-soaked pine needles and brambles, burning and sticking. She expected to see Jake fall and to feel Peter’s anger on her head. Instead her ex dropped like a rock, crumpling as a puppet does when its master decides the show is over. Peter was a rag doll in the dirt, his eyes staring at her and unblinking.
Relief kept her on her hands and knees, weak and still trying to catch her breath.
Confusion whirled in her head and time seemed to slow. Jake was saying something to her, s...houting above another vicious roar of thunder.
She could see his lips moving and that was all. He ran to Peter and checked vitals.
Jake started her way, and he’d put his gun away somewhere.
Unbidden fear rose up. Jake was an unknown. Another stranger.
She came to her feet in a rush, her ankle protesting. She put a hand out in defense. “Don’t touch me.”
He halted, eyes narrowed. With a sharply cut jaw, dark brows and a cruel mouth, he would frighten the hell out of most women. A day’s worth of beard made him more pirate than savior.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her palms fell on rain-soaked pine needles and brambles, burning and sticking. She expected to see Jake fall and to feel Peter’s anger on her head. Instead her ex dropped like a rock, crumpling as a puppet does when its master decides the show is over. Peter was a rag doll in the dirt, his eyes staring at her and unblinking.
Relief kept her on her hands and knees, weak and still trying to catch her breath.
Confusion whirled in her head and time seemed to slow. Jake was saying something to her, s...houting above another vicious roar of thunder.
She could see his lips moving and that was all. He ran to Peter and checked vitals.
Jake started her way, and he’d put his gun away somewhere.
Unbidden fear rose up. Jake was an unknown. Another stranger.
She came to her feet in a rush, her ankle protesting. She put a hand out in defense. “Don’t touch me.”
He halted, eyes narrowed. With a sharply cut jaw, dark brows and a cruel mouth, he would frighten the hell out of most women. A day’s worth of beard made him more pirate than savior.
What to read after Redemptionridge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Denise A. Agnew to read onlineMoreLess
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