Risinggreen (2012)
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Sage froze as Dan’s gravelly voice intruded on her thoughts.
She glanced at the face of her watch, not because she needed to know the time but because she needed a moment to prepare for this encounter.
She always did. With Dan.
She tightened her grip on the strap of her rucksack and turned. He leaned against the doorjamb of her tiny quarters like a smug cat.
“I don’t need a gun.”
He studied her with those intense blue eyes of his, eyes that always seemed to be saying something she couldn’t hear.... He rubbed his face with a broad palm.
Exasperation pinged from him like radar on overdrive. “Damn it, Green. We all know you’re tough as nails but no one’s done a thorough reconnaissance of the island. Take the gun.”
Sage shoved a water bottle into the rucksack and hefted it to her shoulder. The last week had been interminable. Stuck in base camp while a summer typhoon lashed at this desolate rock in the middle of the Pacific, she’d been caged with the rest of the crew, snared in a swirling, snarling cloud of testosterone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sage froze as Dan’s gravelly voice intruded on her thoughts.
She glanced at the face of her watch, not because she needed to know the time but because she needed a moment to prepare for this encounter.
She always did. With Dan.
She tightened her grip on the strap of her rucksack and turned. He leaned against the doorjamb of her tiny quarters like a smug cat.
“I don’t need a gun.”
He studied her with those intense blue eyes of his, eyes that always seemed to be saying something she couldn’t hear.... He rubbed his face with a broad palm.
Exasperation pinged from him like radar on overdrive. “Damn it, Green. We all know you’re tough as nails but no one’s done a thorough reconnaissance of the island. Take the gun.”
Sage shoved a water bottle into the rucksack and hefted it to her shoulder. The last week had been interminable. Stuck in base camp while a summer typhoon lashed at this desolate rock in the middle of the Pacific, she’d been caged with the rest of the crew, snared in a swirling, snarling cloud of testosterone.
What to read after Risinggreen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sabrina York to read onlineMoreLess
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