The Hopechest Bride
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“She’s cut,” she said, automatically turning to Josh Atkins, a man—she had just silently sworn to herself—she wouldn’t speak to even if her hair caught on fire and he was the only one within fifty miles with a canteen of water.
But this was different. This wasn’t about her, this was about Molly.
Josh deposited his mount’s saddle near the fire, obviously planning to use it as a pillow, and walked over to look where Emily was pointing.
“She was so wet, I didn’t notice at first, but this is blood,”... Emily said, her stomach twisting into a knot as she withdrew her hand, looked at the blood on her fingertips. She bent closer to the mare’s neck, trying to see the severity of the cut. “God. Do you think it needs stitching?”
“Hard to say,” Josh told her, then took a folded blue-and-white handkerchief from his pocket and pressed it against the wound. “First we clean her up, then we decide.”
“It’s my fault,” Emily said, her bottom lip trembling. “I never should have listened to Weather Willie.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“She’s cut,” she said, automatically turning to Josh Atkins, a man—she had just silently sworn to herself—she wouldn’t speak to even if her hair caught on fire and he was the only one within fifty miles with a canteen of water.
But this was different. This wasn’t about her, this was about Molly.
Josh deposited his mount’s saddle near the fire, obviously planning to use it as a pillow, and walked over to look where Emily was pointing.
“She was so wet, I didn’t notice at first, but this is blood,”... Emily said, her stomach twisting into a knot as she withdrew her hand, looked at the blood on her fingertips. She bent closer to the mare’s neck, trying to see the severity of the cut. “God. Do you think it needs stitching?”
“Hard to say,” Josh told her, then took a folded blue-and-white handkerchief from his pocket and pressed it against the wound. “First we clean her up, then we decide.”
“It’s my fault,” Emily said, her bottom lip trembling. “I never should have listened to Weather Willie.”
What to read after The Hopechest Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kasey Michaels to read onlineMoreLess
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