Ride the Thunder
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The serenity of the blazing bonfire and the smell of fresh coffee didn’t appeal to him. He preferred the biting chill in the air, stinging his nose and lungs, to the warmth of the golden flames. It brought all his senses to life.
And isolation was better than the voices and the atmosphere of comaraderie in the camp, nestled near a windbreak of trees. A purpling mountain stream was braided copper in a reflection of the day’s sunset. Ridge after ridge marked the horizon stretching to the endless b...eyond. A coyote yipped from one of them.
The night’s camp was crude compared to the accommodations that would be available at the base camp they’d reach tomorrow. Jocko was cooking their meal on an open fire. Only two tents had been pitched, a larger one to accommodate the majority of the party and a smaller one for Jordanna. Brig saw her carry an armload of pine needles into the small tent, where there was barely enough room to stand upright.
He was drawn to her, with the same irresistible force that pulls a moth to the flame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The serenity of the blazing bonfire and the smell of fresh coffee didn’t appeal to him. He preferred the biting chill in the air, stinging his nose and lungs, to the warmth of the golden flames. It brought all his senses to life.
And isolation was better than the voices and the atmosphere of comaraderie in the camp, nestled near a windbreak of trees. A purpling mountain stream was braided copper in a reflection of the day’s sunset. Ridge after ridge marked the horizon stretching to the endless b...eyond. A coyote yipped from one of them.
The night’s camp was crude compared to the accommodations that would be available at the base camp they’d reach tomorrow. Jocko was cooking their meal on an open fire. Only two tents had been pitched, a larger one to accommodate the majority of the party and a smaller one for Jordanna. Brig saw her carry an armload of pine needles into the small tent, where there was barely enough room to stand upright.
He was drawn to her, with the same irresistible force that pulls a moth to the flame.
What to read after Ride the Thunder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janet Dailey to read onlineMoreLess
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