Running for Her Life
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Tara set a glass down in front of one of her lunch regulars, laughing when the glass, wet with humidity, almost slipped out of her hand.“Sorry about that,” she offered. “You were almost wearing this.”“No problem. It might have felt good.”Tara smiled at Jim Waller, who ate lunch at Nel’s every day and most days came back for pie midafternoon. He was quiet. Never bothered anyone. Always had correct change. But then again, he was a banker. That might be some kind of requirement.She’d just turned to... walk away when Jim surprised her. “Tara,” he said, “I was wondering if you’d like to go out with me tomorrow night? There’s a nice place in Bluemond that has a dynamite prime rib special on Saturday nights.”Tara kept her smile in place. Upon arriving in Wyattville, she’d realized that young, single women were a rare find in the small, rural town. But she’d politely turned down all offers. First dates led to second dates. Second dates led to relationships. Relationships led to marriage.Joanna Travis could have gotten married.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tara set a glass down in front of one of her lunch regulars, laughing when the glass, wet with humidity, almost slipped out of her hand.“Sorry about that,” she offered. “You were almost wearing this.”“No problem. It might have felt good.”Tara smiled at Jim Waller, who ate lunch at Nel’s every day and most days came back for pie midafternoon. He was quiet. Never bothered anyone. Always had correct change. But then again, he was a banker. That might be some kind of requirement.She’d just turned to... walk away when Jim surprised her. “Tara,” he said, “I was wondering if you’d like to go out with me tomorrow night? There’s a nice place in Bluemond that has a dynamite prime rib special on Saturday nights.”Tara kept her smile in place. Upon arriving in Wyattville, she’d realized that young, single women were a rare find in the small, rural town. But she’d politely turned down all offers. First dates led to second dates. Second dates led to relationships. Relationships led to marriage.Joanna Travis could have gotten married.
What to read after Running for Her Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beverly Long to read onlineMoreLess
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