Texas Outlaws: Jesse (2013)
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Gracie held tight to the knowledge as she slipped inside her house later that night. The steady hum of a motor out front reminded her that Jesse still hadn’t pulled away yet.
Which meant she could easily forget the fact that she had to crawl out of bed before the crack of dawn in order to make it to Wednesday Waffles, the Senior Ladies’ weekly gathering. She was scheduled to recite the opening Pledge of Allegiance and serve the first waffle. Not a bad gig except half the group was diabetic a...nd the other half had intestinal trouble. Forget stacks of fluffy golden squares topped with whipped cream and chocolate chips. The waffles were all-bran, served with sugar-free syrup and Myrtle Nell’s infamous prune compote.
Which meant instead of counting down the hours until tomorrow morning, Gracie would much rather haul open the door, throw herself at the cowboy idling in her driveway and beg for round two.
And three.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gracie held tight to the knowledge as she slipped inside her house later that night. The steady hum of a motor out front reminded her that Jesse still hadn’t pulled away yet.
Which meant she could easily forget the fact that she had to crawl out of bed before the crack of dawn in order to make it to Wednesday Waffles, the Senior Ladies’ weekly gathering. She was scheduled to recite the opening Pledge of Allegiance and serve the first waffle. Not a bad gig except half the group was diabetic a...nd the other half had intestinal trouble. Forget stacks of fluffy golden squares topped with whipped cream and chocolate chips. The waffles were all-bran, served with sugar-free syrup and Myrtle Nell’s infamous prune compote.
Which meant instead of counting down the hours until tomorrow morning, Gracie would much rather haul open the door, throw herself at the cowboy idling in her driveway and beg for round two.
And three.
What to read after Texas Outlaws: Jesse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kimberly Raye to read onlineMoreLess
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