The Heavenly Surrender
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Abigail inquired of her daughter. Genieva had shown her father and mother into her room following a late supper.
“We only have three bedrooms, Mother,” Genieva explained. “Maureen needs one, and I…” She stumbled over the words. “Brevan and I need ours.”
“There’s only one bed in their room, too, Mother. I looked,” Maureen whispered to her mother. Genieva sighed with exasperation as her mother instantly began blushing crimson.
“Well…when in heathen country…do as the heathens do, I suppose,...” her mother sighed.
Genieva grinned and shook her head. “Come on, Maury. I’ll tuck you in as well,” she said, leading her sister to the spare bedroom.
“Doesn’t he simply smother you at night, Nieva?” Maureen asked, dropping her voice in a tone of conspiracy.
“Whatever are you going on about now, Maury?” Genieva sighed. She was tired and a bit weary of dealing with her sister’s trivial and endless questioning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Abigail inquired of her daughter. Genieva had shown her father and mother into her room following a late supper.
“We only have three bedrooms, Mother,” Genieva explained. “Maureen needs one, and I…” She stumbled over the words. “Brevan and I need ours.”
“There’s only one bed in their room, too, Mother. I looked,” Maureen whispered to her mother. Genieva sighed with exasperation as her mother instantly began blushing crimson.
“Well…when in heathen country…do as the heathens do, I suppose,...” her mother sighed.
Genieva grinned and shook her head. “Come on, Maury. I’ll tuck you in as well,” she said, leading her sister to the spare bedroom.
“Doesn’t he simply smother you at night, Nieva?” Maureen asked, dropping her voice in a tone of conspiracy.
“Whatever are you going on about now, Maury?” Genieva sighed. She was tired and a bit weary of dealing with her sister’s trivial and endless questioning.
What to read after The Heavenly Surrender?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcia Lynn Mcclure to read onlineMoreLess
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