The Hostage Bride
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Danby had said Bick wanted to see her right away, but Tamara didn’t need that admonition to hurry down the corridor to Mr. Stein’s office. Her stomach was fluttering with nervous excitement. She felt ridiculously like a schoolgirl and sternly reminded herself that she was an adult, not a giddy teenager. But it didn’t slow her racing pulse.
Darting a quick smile at the elderly secretary, Tamara walked directly to the door leading into the private office. She knocked once, and a voice that she rec...ognized instantly as Bick’s gave permission to enter. Opening the door, Tamara couldn’t keep the suppressed joy at seeing him again from sparkling in her jewel-blue eyes. Bick was standing behind Mr. Stein’s desk, his attention focused on some papers on its top. Out of the corner of her eye, she caught the movement of a second occupant in the room. She tore her gaze from Bick to identify the second person.
“Hello, Adam.” She greeted him naturally and turned back to the man who had summoned her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Danby had said Bick wanted to see her right away, but Tamara didn’t need that admonition to hurry down the corridor to Mr. Stein’s office. Her stomach was fluttering with nervous excitement. She felt ridiculously like a schoolgirl and sternly reminded herself that she was an adult, not a giddy teenager. But it didn’t slow her racing pulse.
Darting a quick smile at the elderly secretary, Tamara walked directly to the door leading into the private office. She knocked once, and a voice that she rec...ognized instantly as Bick’s gave permission to enter. Opening the door, Tamara couldn’t keep the suppressed joy at seeing him again from sparkling in her jewel-blue eyes. Bick was standing behind Mr. Stein’s desk, his attention focused on some papers on its top. Out of the corner of her eye, she caught the movement of a second occupant in the room. She tore her gaze from Bick to identify the second person.
“Hello, Adam.” She greeted him naturally and turned back to the man who had summoned her.
What to read after The Hostage Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janet Dailey to read onlineMoreLess
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