Roughneck Cowboy (2011)
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Travis studied Sara as she wiped down the classroom desks for the second time in less than fifteen minutes. He made her nervous—probably because he couldn’t stop staring at her.
The students and their parents had departed the Christmas party a half hour ago. While he’d loaded the grocery bags into his truck bed, most of the teachers had left the building. “Finished?”
“The carpet needs to be vacuumed.”
Wasn’t that the custodian’s job? Travis counted to five, then exhaled slowly. “Beulah might be ...wondering where you are.”
“I should change first.” She smoothed her hands over her green velvet dress.
“No, you shouldn’t.” The tight-fitting bodice emphasized Sara’s generous bosom and the cinched waist made her appear delicate and feminine. “Leave the dress on.”
Offering a hesitant smile, Sara grabbed her coat and purse and joined Travis in the doorway. He pointed to the mistletoe above their heads, wondering if he could tease Sara into cooperating. “I’ve never kissed a woman beneath the mistletoe.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Travis studied Sara as she wiped down the classroom desks for the second time in less than fifteen minutes. He made her nervous—probably because he couldn’t stop staring at her.
The students and their parents had departed the Christmas party a half hour ago. While he’d loaded the grocery bags into his truck bed, most of the teachers had left the building. “Finished?”
“The carpet needs to be vacuumed.”
Wasn’t that the custodian’s job? Travis counted to five, then exhaled slowly. “Beulah might be ...wondering where you are.”
“I should change first.” She smoothed her hands over her green velvet dress.
“No, you shouldn’t.” The tight-fitting bodice emphasized Sara’s generous bosom and the cinched waist made her appear delicate and feminine. “Leave the dress on.”
Offering a hesitant smile, Sara grabbed her coat and purse and joined Travis in the doorway. He pointed to the mistletoe above their heads, wondering if he could tease Sara into cooperating. “I’ve never kissed a woman beneath the mistletoe.”
What to read after Roughneck Cowboy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marin Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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