The Cornish Heiress (2013)
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She knew it was ridiculous. Certainly Bart would make no attempt on her tonight of all nights.
He must know that she would be doubly on guard after what had happened. Knowing it was ridiculous, Megaera still took every precaution, having John drive the pony out first and emerging herself in the shelter of the animal with pistols drawn.
Nothing happened, but Megaera was exhausted by the time she and John reached The Mousehole. She had been obliged to be doubly alert, for she could not count on an...other pair of ears—or even eyes, because there was no way Megaera could think of to explain to John that he must watch for an ambush.
Megaera’s face was so blanched, her eyes so wide when she entered The Mousehole, that her fear was apparent even in the dim light. Pierre jumped to his feet and went over to her, asking anxiously whether she had been attacked again. As she laughed shakily and disclaimed, honestly blaming her nerves for her appearance, Philip had also risen and turned. He barely restrained a whistle and a grin of appreciation when he saw the woman to whom Pierre was speaking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She knew it was ridiculous. Certainly Bart would make no attempt on her tonight of all nights.
He must know that she would be doubly on guard after what had happened. Knowing it was ridiculous, Megaera still took every precaution, having John drive the pony out first and emerging herself in the shelter of the animal with pistols drawn.
Nothing happened, but Megaera was exhausted by the time she and John reached The Mousehole. She had been obliged to be doubly alert, for she could not count on an...other pair of ears—or even eyes, because there was no way Megaera could think of to explain to John that he must watch for an ambush.
Megaera’s face was so blanched, her eyes so wide when she entered The Mousehole, that her fear was apparent even in the dim light. Pierre jumped to his feet and went over to her, asking anxiously whether she had been attacked again. As she laughed shakily and disclaimed, honestly blaming her nerves for her appearance, Philip had also risen and turned. He barely restrained a whistle and a grin of appreciation when he saw the woman to whom Pierre was speaking.
What to read after The Cornish Heiress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberta Gellis to read onlineMoreLess
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