Reese
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Reese pulled her behind him, but he needn't have worried that the intruder would walk in. A closed door was sacred between men. You never knew what you might discover behind one.
"Reese," Jed growled. "It's your watch." Jed stamped down the hall to his room. Reese wanted to stamp too. How could he have forgotten his watch and have to be reminded like a child with chores?
"Can you help me find my hairpins?" Mary asked.
That's how he'd forgotten. Understandable but stupid. The woman was driving hi...m to distraction.
Afraid he'd grab her again and finish what she'd started, instead Reese bent and picked up the pins he'd torn from her hair. He held them out to her, but she didn't take them.
Finally, Reese had to look up and found himself trapped again in the wonder of Mary. The prim set to her lips contrasted with the full, ripe swell he'd put upon them. And that hair—curling wild and free, scented like rain, shaded like sun—made him dream improper things in the middle of the night.
What to read after Reese?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reese pulled her behind him, but he needn't have worried that the intruder would walk in. A closed door was sacred between men. You never knew what you might discover behind one.
"Reese," Jed growled. "It's your watch." Jed stamped down the hall to his room. Reese wanted to stamp too. How could he have forgotten his watch and have to be reminded like a child with chores?
"Can you help me find my hairpins?" Mary asked.
That's how he'd forgotten. Understandable but stupid. The woman was driving hi...m to distraction.
Afraid he'd grab her again and finish what she'd started, instead Reese bent and picked up the pins he'd torn from her hair. He held them out to her, but she didn't take them.
Finally, Reese had to look up and found himself trapped again in the wonder of Mary. The prim set to her lips contrasted with the full, ripe swell he'd put upon them. And that hair—curling wild and free, scented like rain, shaded like sun—made him dream improper things in the middle of the night.
What to read after Reese?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lori Handeland to read onlineMoreLess
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