The Guest House
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Was this a good idea? She didn’t know. When Owen had balked at her acceptance of the job, she’d been so certain he was wrong to be concerned, to be angry. But as soon as she’d slid into her truck, notebook and smart phone beside her, doubt had crept in.
Now, as she pulled down into the driveway and saw the cottage appear through the trees, another cold panic climbed her limbs. What if she was wrong? What if she couldn’t be back here after all?
She scolded herself. Enough. This was about ...her employees, her crew. She needed this job badly—and sure, it wasn’t ideal that it would be here, but so be it.
She parked the truck beside the carriage house, grateful that Lexi was off-site today, not wanting to complicate her already frazzled state trying to hide her mood from her daughter. She climbed out of the cab, drew in a fortifying breath of soft evening air, and marched toward the house.
• • • It was not James Masterson but Cooper Moss who met her at the door, recently showered and smelling of warm soap, and looking so much like Tucker that Edie’s head nearly snapped back on her shoulders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was this a good idea? She didn’t know. When Owen had balked at her acceptance of the job, she’d been so certain he was wrong to be concerned, to be angry. But as soon as she’d slid into her truck, notebook and smart phone beside her, doubt had crept in.
Now, as she pulled down into the driveway and saw the cottage appear through the trees, another cold panic climbed her limbs. What if she was wrong? What if she couldn’t be back here after all?
She scolded herself. Enough. This was about ...her employees, her crew. She needed this job badly—and sure, it wasn’t ideal that it would be here, but so be it.
She parked the truck beside the carriage house, grateful that Lexi was off-site today, not wanting to complicate her already frazzled state trying to hide her mood from her daughter. She climbed out of the cab, drew in a fortifying breath of soft evening air, and marched toward the house.
• • • It was not James Masterson but Cooper Moss who met her at the door, recently showered and smelling of warm soap, and looking so much like Tucker that Edie’s head nearly snapped back on her shoulders.
What to read after The Guest House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erika Marks to read onlineMoreLess
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