Talk of the Town (2008)
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She felt overheated, flushed by her ever-present excitement.
At the stroke of twelve, the phone rang. To prove she still retained some control over her feelings, she forced herself to wait for three rings before picking it up slowly.
“Rebecca, it’s David.”
“Hi.” Happiness bubbled through her, but she tried very hard to keep it out of her voice. “What part of your far-flung empire are you ruling today?”
“Iowa.” She’d learned to recognize the amusement in his voice. “I’m acquiring two small local ...TV affiliates. I read your column today.”
She smiled at his change of subject. “Yes?”
“I’m pleased you wrote something positive about men. Did I have anything to do with your change of heart?”
David knew, but she couldn’t help sparring with him. It was too much fun. “My god, your ego is as big as Lake Michigan!” She laughed through the pleasure burning in her stomach.
“That’s my Rebecca. Back to normal.”
“Yes. Thanks to you and Gilda.” She took a strengthening breath to say what she thought she should.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She felt overheated, flushed by her ever-present excitement.
At the stroke of twelve, the phone rang. To prove she still retained some control over her feelings, she forced herself to wait for three rings before picking it up slowly.
“Rebecca, it’s David.”
“Hi.” Happiness bubbled through her, but she tried very hard to keep it out of her voice. “What part of your far-flung empire are you ruling today?”
“Iowa.” She’d learned to recognize the amusement in his voice. “I’m acquiring two small local ...TV affiliates. I read your column today.”
She smiled at his change of subject. “Yes?”
“I’m pleased you wrote something positive about men. Did I have anything to do with your change of heart?”
David knew, but she couldn’t help sparring with him. It was too much fun. “My god, your ego is as big as Lake Michigan!” She laughed through the pleasure burning in her stomach.
“That’s my Rebecca. Back to normal.”
“Yes. Thanks to you and Gilda.” She took a strengthening breath to say what she thought she should.
What to read after Talk of the Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherrill Bodine to read onlineMoreLess
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