Texas Heat (2013)
Texas Heat
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Maggie wondered how a woman her age could look so vital at midnight.
“What’s wrong? I read your note. Cary is asleep on his feet. Dancing in pointed shoes isn’t the treat for him it is for me. Poor dear, what he puts up with. Tell me, what is it?”
“Rand called earlier,” Maggie lied, unwilling to admit to something that might be misinterpreted and cause trouble. “He said he saw Susan and she was very ill. He said if you were there, you’d have her in bed. You don’t seem the type, or at least you n...ever did, to overreact. I take it Susan is very sick but continuing with the tour.”
“Jerome will drive that girl into the ground to get what he wants. He’s a nothing without her. I think he knows it, too. He’s trying to get as much mileage out of her as he can on this tour.” Amelia sighed. “I don’t know what we can do, if anything. Certainly we can call. Jerome will get on the phone and say Susan is resting or Susan is sleeping or Susan is shopping. She never gets my messages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maggie wondered how a woman her age could look so vital at midnight.
“What’s wrong? I read your note. Cary is asleep on his feet. Dancing in pointed shoes isn’t the treat for him it is for me. Poor dear, what he puts up with. Tell me, what is it?”
“Rand called earlier,” Maggie lied, unwilling to admit to something that might be misinterpreted and cause trouble. “He said he saw Susan and she was very ill. He said if you were there, you’d have her in bed. You don’t seem the type, or at least you n...ever did, to overreact. I take it Susan is very sick but continuing with the tour.”
“Jerome will drive that girl into the ground to get what he wants. He’s a nothing without her. I think he knows it, too. He’s trying to get as much mileage out of her as he can on this tour.” Amelia sighed. “I don’t know what we can do, if anything. Certainly we can call. Jerome will get on the phone and say Susan is resting or Susan is sleeping or Susan is shopping. She never gets my messages.
What to read after Texas Heat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fern Michaels to read onlineMoreLess
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