Rescue Me (2014)
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I sure hoped these people didn’t start throwing chairs.
—HOLLY ON JERRY SPRINGER LACEY HAD A raging headache.
She should be rejoicing over the media coverage. She had a country-music icon to her rescue with the local news documenting the entire visit, an incredible benefit of living an hour’s drive from Nashville. Billy Brock’s presence would be a huge boon for the event and her rescue as a whole.
And even more than that, she should be turning cartwheels over her doctor visit yesterd...ay. She wasn’t pregnant. She was just “having her own personal summer.”
A perimenopausal pregnancy scare.
Good news. Right? She should have been hugely relieved, but still she couldn’t escape a lingering sadness. There would be no more babies. She drank half a bottle of wine and cried until four in the morning before falling into an exhausted sleep.
Once she’d finally managed to put her feet on the floor, she’d tossed on baggy cargo pants with bleach stains and a sweatshirt over her favorite long purple tank top.
What to read after Rescue Me?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I sure hoped these people didn’t start throwing chairs.
—HOLLY ON JERRY SPRINGER LACEY HAD A raging headache.
She should be rejoicing over the media coverage. She had a country-music icon to her rescue with the local news documenting the entire visit, an incredible benefit of living an hour’s drive from Nashville. Billy Brock’s presence would be a huge boon for the event and her rescue as a whole.
And even more than that, she should be turning cartwheels over her doctor visit yesterd...ay. She wasn’t pregnant. She was just “having her own personal summer.”
A perimenopausal pregnancy scare.
Good news. Right? She should have been hugely relieved, but still she couldn’t escape a lingering sadness. There would be no more babies. She drank half a bottle of wine and cried until four in the morning before falling into an exhausted sleep.
Once she’d finally managed to put her feet on the floor, she’d tossed on baggy cargo pants with bleach stains and a sweatshirt over her favorite long purple tank top.
What to read after Rescue Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Mann to read onlineMoreLess
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