The Call of Bravery (2012)
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Sorrel.
“Hi,” she said.
Had she known he was out here? Conall smiled lazily at her. It was good timing; he’d had in mind to catch her alone and impress on her for the eighty-ninth time that she could not mention him and Jeff at school, online or anywhere else. Truthfully, he wasn’t worrying that much, not the way he had at the beginning. The targets were pretty anti-social; Henderson had noted that even when they were grocery shopping and the like, they didn’t make conversation with loca...ls. Conall couldn’t imagine them prowling a teenager’s Facebook page. Still, it would be better if Sorrel kept quiet in the first place.
He couldn’t claim to understand her the way he did Walker and Brendan, which made him nervous. She was different than girls he’d known—mostly in a Biblical sense—when he was a teenager. Sometimes she acted no older than the boys, then a minute later would eye him in a way that suggested she was on the cusp of being a woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sorrel.
“Hi,” she said.
Had she known he was out here? Conall smiled lazily at her. It was good timing; he’d had in mind to catch her alone and impress on her for the eighty-ninth time that she could not mention him and Jeff at school, online or anywhere else. Truthfully, he wasn’t worrying that much, not the way he had at the beginning. The targets were pretty anti-social; Henderson had noted that even when they were grocery shopping and the like, they didn’t make conversation with loca...ls. Conall couldn’t imagine them prowling a teenager’s Facebook page. Still, it would be better if Sorrel kept quiet in the first place.
He couldn’t claim to understand her the way he did Walker and Brendan, which made him nervous. She was different than girls he’d known—mostly in a Biblical sense—when he was a teenager. Sometimes she acted no older than the boys, then a minute later would eye him in a way that suggested she was on the cusp of being a woman.
What to read after The Call of Bravery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janice Kay Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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