Steam (2014)
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But this was an honest to goodness castle with arrow slits, towers, and an outer wall with a moat. A moat that had to be crossed by a freaking drawbridge. “You could have warned me,” she muttered to the two men at her side.
“What did you expect, lass? We told you it was a castle.”
Leith had an amazing ability to state the obvious. Still, the man looked down at her with something akin to fondness on his face. She stuck her tongue out at him and turned back to the castle. She had to crane her neck... all the way back to see the top of the closest tower. It looked positively medieval. “Please tell me there’s indoor plumbing,” she said.
This time, Leith laughed out loud. “Yes, Sunny. The castle has been completely updated over the years. We have indoor plumbing and electricity. We even have the Internet and cable.”
“Be honest, Leith. We still heat the rooms with fireplaces though. Can you imagine the cost of heating this place with a furnace?” Matthew said reasonably.
He dragged his suitcase behind him with one hand, the other occupied with juggling his briefcase and a set of keys.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this was an honest to goodness castle with arrow slits, towers, and an outer wall with a moat. A moat that had to be crossed by a freaking drawbridge. “You could have warned me,” she muttered to the two men at her side.
“What did you expect, lass? We told you it was a castle.”
Leith had an amazing ability to state the obvious. Still, the man looked down at her with something akin to fondness on his face. She stuck her tongue out at him and turned back to the castle. She had to crane her neck... all the way back to see the top of the closest tower. It looked positively medieval. “Please tell me there’s indoor plumbing,” she said.
This time, Leith laughed out loud. “Yes, Sunny. The castle has been completely updated over the years. We have indoor plumbing and electricity. We even have the Internet and cable.”
“Be honest, Leith. We still heat the rooms with fireplaces though. Can you imagine the cost of heating this place with a furnace?” Matthew said reasonably.
He dragged his suitcase behind him with one hand, the other occupied with juggling his briefcase and a set of keys.
What to read after Steam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynn Tyler to read onlineMoreLess
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