The Kissing Game (2009)
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Simon reached for his notebook computer and deftly typed the information into the file they'd started. “April 1974.”
“Great.” Frankie looked over his shoulder. “How many names do we have now?”
“Fifteen Johns,” Simon said. “Five of them have now rented on Pelican Street two years in a row.”
The photocopies of rental records that they'd made were spread out across Frankie's kitchen table.
“Why couldn't his first name have been Percival?” Frankie mused.
“Or Fenton.”
She snickered. “Or Beauregard.”
...“Dudley.”
“Or Oscar?” Frankie shook her head, her laugh ter turning to frustration. “Anything but John. This is taking forever.”
It better not take forever. Simon was running out of time.
It had nothing to do with his client's end-of-the-month deadline, and everything to do with his willpower. He'd been sitting at this table with Frankie for nearly six hours, and his strength was being severely tested. He'd memorized every single freckle on her nose and cheeks, he'd studied the way she caught her lower lip between her teeth when she was concentrating, and he'd stopped himself from reaching out for her more times than he could count.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Simon reached for his notebook computer and deftly typed the information into the file they'd started. “April 1974.”
“Great.” Frankie looked over his shoulder. “How many names do we have now?”
“Fifteen Johns,” Simon said. “Five of them have now rented on Pelican Street two years in a row.”
The photocopies of rental records that they'd made were spread out across Frankie's kitchen table.
“Why couldn't his first name have been Percival?” Frankie mused.
“Or Fenton.”
She snickered. “Or Beauregard.”
...“Dudley.”
“Or Oscar?” Frankie shook her head, her laugh ter turning to frustration. “Anything but John. This is taking forever.”
It better not take forever. Simon was running out of time.
It had nothing to do with his client's end-of-the-month deadline, and everything to do with his willpower. He'd been sitting at this table with Frankie for nearly six hours, and his strength was being severely tested. He'd memorized every single freckle on her nose and cheeks, he'd studied the way she caught her lower lip between her teeth when she was concentrating, and he'd stopped himself from reaching out for her more times than he could count.
What to read after The Kissing Game?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Suzanne Brockmann to read onlineMoreLess
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