Taking the Fifth
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I didn’t sleep at all during the second act. Neither did anybody else.
The act opened with the revolving band shell turning and moving forward just to the right of center stage, bearing with it the sixteen-piece backup orchestra.
From the other side of the stage, a golden grand piano moved smoothly to center stage. On it, draped in a lush blues singer pose, lay Jasmine Day.
From the moment she appeared, Jasmine had the audience’s rapt attention. The skin-tight jumpsuit revealed every...thing and nothing. No hint of excess flesh wiggled under the sleek material. When she slid gracefully off the piano to sing her second number, she looked ten feet tall and bulletproof. It was funny; she hadn’t seemed nearly that tall or imposing when she was standing next to me in her dressing room.
Jasmine was nothing short of a human dynamo. She threw every ounce of her body and being into the songs she sang, and the audience loved it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I didn’t sleep at all during the second act. Neither did anybody else.
The act opened with the revolving band shell turning and moving forward just to the right of center stage, bearing with it the sixteen-piece backup orchestra.
From the other side of the stage, a golden grand piano moved smoothly to center stage. On it, draped in a lush blues singer pose, lay Jasmine Day.
From the moment she appeared, Jasmine had the audience’s rapt attention. The skin-tight jumpsuit revealed every...thing and nothing. No hint of excess flesh wiggled under the sleek material. When she slid gracefully off the piano to sing her second number, she looked ten feet tall and bulletproof. It was funny; she hadn’t seemed nearly that tall or imposing when she was standing next to me in her dressing room.
Jasmine was nothing short of a human dynamo. She threw every ounce of her body and being into the songs she sang, and the audience loved it.
What to read after Taking the Fifth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J. A. Jance to read onlineMoreLess
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