Surrender to Sultry
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No silk flowers today. The hospitality committee had upgraded to the real thing in honor of Daddy’s return to the pulpit. More than that, a certain enthusiasm charged the air; she could hear it in the exuberant chatter of voices and the eager bounce of dress shoes. It made Leah smile. Daddy’s flock had missed him—he was well-loved here. In fact, half the congregation still refused to meet her gaze as punishment for all the “suffering” she’d caused him.
The organist played “Praise Him, O Prai...se Him” in quarter-time while suited gentlemen escorted their ladies into the sanctuary, some of them towing little girls in Mary Janes. A young boy dragged his loafered-feet down the aisle, tugging at his shirt collar. Leah couldn’t help but laugh under her breath. He reminded her of Noah, and as she often did, she wondered what he might be doing right now.
He wasn’t in church—she knew that much. Longtime agnostics, the Ackermans had decided to raise Noah without the influence of religion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No silk flowers today. The hospitality committee had upgraded to the real thing in honor of Daddy’s return to the pulpit. More than that, a certain enthusiasm charged the air; she could hear it in the exuberant chatter of voices and the eager bounce of dress shoes. It made Leah smile. Daddy’s flock had missed him—he was well-loved here. In fact, half the congregation still refused to meet her gaze as punishment for all the “suffering” she’d caused him.
The organist played “Praise Him, O Prai...se Him” in quarter-time while suited gentlemen escorted their ladies into the sanctuary, some of them towing little girls in Mary Janes. A young boy dragged his loafered-feet down the aisle, tugging at his shirt collar. Leah couldn’t help but laugh under her breath. He reminded her of Noah, and as she often did, she wondered what he might be doing right now.
He wasn’t in church—she knew that much. Longtime agnostics, the Ackermans had decided to raise Noah without the influence of religion.
What to read after Surrender to Sultry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macy Beckett to read onlineMoreLess
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