The Cowboy's Surrender
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I'd be more of a hindrance than a help. I'm afraid I'm not very athletic," Gillian said. "That's okay, neither is Aunt Tori." Kelsey dismissed the excuse. "You can be Uncle Dallas's partner and I've just thought of someone for Daddy. Be right back." She dashed off toward the game booths. Gillian looked from Jessie to Ruth. "I don't think this is a good idea." Jessie laughed. "It might be fun. Just go with the flow." Gillian wondered what she was getting herself into. "Go with the flow. Right...." She looked at Dallas. He was talking to his brothers, but he glanced her way and winked. Gillian caught Jessie and Ruth staring, both with stunned expressions on their faces. "What's wrong?" Gillian asked, hoping she wasn't blushing. Jessie took a bite of snow cone, crunched the ice, then looked consideringly at Gillian. "I've never seen Dallas wink at a woman before." "Me neither," Ruth said. "Ever since Marilyn left him, he's positively hated women." "Amen to that," Jessie said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'd be more of a hindrance than a help. I'm afraid I'm not very athletic," Gillian said. "That's okay, neither is Aunt Tori." Kelsey dismissed the excuse. "You can be Uncle Dallas's partner and I've just thought of someone for Daddy. Be right back." She dashed off toward the game booths. Gillian looked from Jessie to Ruth. "I don't think this is a good idea." Jessie laughed. "It might be fun. Just go with the flow." Gillian wondered what she was getting herself into. "Go with the flow. Right...." She looked at Dallas. He was talking to his brothers, but he glanced her way and winked. Gillian caught Jessie and Ruth staring, both with stunned expressions on their faces. "What's wrong?" Gillian asked, hoping she wasn't blushing. Jessie took a bite of snow cone, crunched the ice, then looked consideringly at Gillian. "I've never seen Dallas wink at a woman before." "Me neither," Ruth said. "Ever since Marilyn left him, he's positively hated women." "Amen to that," Jessie said.
What to read after The Cowboy's Surrender?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Marie Novark ) to read onlineMoreLess
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