The Hot Line
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The night had slipped away in a haze of lust, and now, much to Sara’s dismay, morning was upon them. Bursts of orange and red hues colored the horizon as the sun began its ritual ascent. Sara stifled a yawn. She felt tired, yet at the same time, she felt a little weird, wonderful, and alive inside.Fingers linked and bodies pressed together, they halted outside the door. Jaw clenching, Mitch glanced quickly at his watch, then furrowed his brow and his gorgeous blue eyes turned serious. “I guess I...’d better get going.” He pulled her against him once more, his actions contradicting his words.“Yes, and I guess I’d better get some sleep. I have a busy day tomorrow. After our dress fittings, we’re all getting together to plan Cassie’s bachelorette party.” She was babbling, she knew, but couldn’t seem to help herself. “And I have to help Megan book the stripper.” She waved her hand in front of her. “Naturally I would have suggested you, but since Cassie’s got a firefighter of her own, maybe we’ll hire a police officer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The night had slipped away in a haze of lust, and now, much to Sara’s dismay, morning was upon them. Bursts of orange and red hues colored the horizon as the sun began its ritual ascent. Sara stifled a yawn. She felt tired, yet at the same time, she felt a little weird, wonderful, and alive inside.Fingers linked and bodies pressed together, they halted outside the door. Jaw clenching, Mitch glanced quickly at his watch, then furrowed his brow and his gorgeous blue eyes turned serious. “I guess I...’d better get going.” He pulled her against him once more, his actions contradicting his words.“Yes, and I guess I’d better get some sleep. I have a busy day tomorrow. After our dress fittings, we’re all getting together to plan Cassie’s bachelorette party.” She was babbling, she knew, but couldn’t seem to help herself. “And I have to help Megan book the stripper.” She waved her hand in front of her. “Naturally I would have suggested you, but since Cassie’s got a firefighter of her own, maybe we’ll hire a police officer.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cathryn Fox to read onlineMoreLess
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