The Candy Cane Cupcake Killer (2015)
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If Felicity Prosper tried to come back, the police presence might scare her off again.
Phyllis went upstairs to her bedroom to work on the column for A Taste of Texas on her laptop. Even though she hadn’t made the baklava macarons yet, she wanted to get a rough draft of the recipe written. That way if the cookies were good—and she certainly hoped they would be—she would have some of the work done already.
Her door was open, so Sam looked in later to say good night. He reported, “No sign ...of that van out front. Looks like Miss Prosper gave up.”
“Gave up for today, maybe,” Phyllis said. “It wouldn’t surprise me if she was back tomorrow, though.”
“Well, no. Me neither.” Sam leaned a shoulder against the doorjamb. “How’s the column writin’ comin’ along?”
“All right, I suppose. I’m still not sure I’m cut out to be a writer. There are too many words in the world to choose from!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If Felicity Prosper tried to come back, the police presence might scare her off again.
Phyllis went upstairs to her bedroom to work on the column for A Taste of Texas on her laptop. Even though she hadn’t made the baklava macarons yet, she wanted to get a rough draft of the recipe written. That way if the cookies were good—and she certainly hoped they would be—she would have some of the work done already.
Her door was open, so Sam looked in later to say good night. He reported, “No sign ...of that van out front. Looks like Miss Prosper gave up.”
“Gave up for today, maybe,” Phyllis said. “It wouldn’t surprise me if she was back tomorrow, though.”
“Well, no. Me neither.” Sam leaned a shoulder against the doorjamb. “How’s the column writin’ comin’ along?”
“All right, I suppose. I’m still not sure I’m cut out to be a writer. There are too many words in the world to choose from!”
What to read after The Candy Cane Cupcake Killer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Livia J. Washburn to read onlineMoreLess
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