The Charm Stone (2002)
The Charm Stone
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Josie sputtered, pounding at his annoyingly broad chest. “Put me down! Now, dammit.” “Ye shouldna swear, lass. Isna verra becoming.” She glared at him. “Neither is dragging me off my surfboard. Not to mention dangerous.”
His flash black eyes widened. “Dangerous? Ye think me savin yer life to be the dangerous act?”
“Saving my life?” She was still sputtering, but she'd given up beating on his chest. He was completely impervious to it, as if she were but a little mouse pounding on a lion. Well, she... was no mouse, as this lion was about to learn. “Did you hear me scream for help? No,” she answered for him. “I was in complete control, or was until I had to flip out to avoid ramming right into you. Would have served you right, you know, but it might have damaged my board.”
He was regarding her steadily now, as one might watch a crazy person they were wanting to placate. “What manner of sport is this wave hunting then?” he asked after several moments of enduring her glare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Josie sputtered, pounding at his annoyingly broad chest. “Put me down! Now, dammit.” “Ye shouldna swear, lass. Isna verra becoming.” She glared at him. “Neither is dragging me off my surfboard. Not to mention dangerous.”
His flash black eyes widened. “Dangerous? Ye think me savin yer life to be the dangerous act?”
“Saving my life?” She was still sputtering, but she'd given up beating on his chest. He was completely impervious to it, as if she were but a little mouse pounding on a lion. Well, she... was no mouse, as this lion was about to learn. “Did you hear me scream for help? No,” she answered for him. “I was in complete control, or was until I had to flip out to avoid ramming right into you. Would have served you right, you know, but it might have damaged my board.”
He was regarding her steadily now, as one might watch a crazy person they were wanting to placate. “What manner of sport is this wave hunting then?” he asked after several moments of enduring her glare.
What to read after The Charm Stone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donna Kauffman to read onlineMoreLess
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