Tangledbound (2012)
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She smiled when she saw him and decided not to let it bother her that he scowled in return.
“Everybody went to dinner without me,” she said, coming to a stop beside his lounge chair. “Looks like they went without you too.”
Sam wasn’t listening. Gaze glued to her thighs, he asked, “Don’t you own pants?
“I don’t like them. The crotch rubs up against everything and they make my legs look shorter than they are. Anyway, we’re in the middle of the desert. Too hot for pants.” The cotton sarong she’d kn...otted between her breasts was much more suitable for the hundred-plus-degree heat.
“Spread your legs,” Sam ordered.
Melanie blinked. “What?”
“Take a big step out until your feet are wide apart.”
Heart suddenly racing, Melanie stood still for a moment, weighing her options. She could refuse him, obviously. Free country, he wasn’t her father, grown woman, blah blah blah. Intellectually, she knew all the reasons why she could say no and he couldn’t do a thing about it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She smiled when she saw him and decided not to let it bother her that he scowled in return.
“Everybody went to dinner without me,” she said, coming to a stop beside his lounge chair. “Looks like they went without you too.”
Sam wasn’t listening. Gaze glued to her thighs, he asked, “Don’t you own pants?
“I don’t like them. The crotch rubs up against everything and they make my legs look shorter than they are. Anyway, we’re in the middle of the desert. Too hot for pants.” The cotton sarong she’d kn...otted between her breasts was much more suitable for the hundred-plus-degree heat.
“Spread your legs,” Sam ordered.
Melanie blinked. “What?”
“Take a big step out until your feet are wide apart.”
Heart suddenly racing, Melanie stood still for a moment, weighing her options. She could refuse him, obviously. Free country, he wasn’t her father, grown woman, blah blah blah. Intellectually, she knew all the reasons why she could say no and he couldn’t do a thing about it.
What to read after Tangledbound?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Ryan-Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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