The Last Execution
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Sitting in the back of the ambulance, Leigh’s anxiety eased when J.T. parked and stepped out of his car. Again, he’d responded to her call for help without question. Long, deliberate strides brought him closer and closer through the torrential downpour. His dark expression dared anyone to stop him. Rain soaked, his white shirt clung to every sinew and muscle. J.T. stopped two feet away, breathing harsh and uneven. His gaze scrutinized her body. Apparently satisfied she wasn’t injured, the lines ...on his beautiful face relaxed as he extended his hands.
Leigh slid from the tailgate into the safety of his powerful arms. His head bowed and rested on top of hers. She leaned into his chest, listened to his heart pound, and drew from his strength while rain sluiced over them.
“Thank you for coming,” she said, pressing her face harder against him.
“Count on it.” His words were thick and husky. “What happened?”
She repeated everything she’d said to the patrolman, adding how the accident felt deliberate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sitting in the back of the ambulance, Leigh’s anxiety eased when J.T. parked and stepped out of his car. Again, he’d responded to her call for help without question. Long, deliberate strides brought him closer and closer through the torrential downpour. His dark expression dared anyone to stop him. Rain soaked, his white shirt clung to every sinew and muscle. J.T. stopped two feet away, breathing harsh and uneven. His gaze scrutinized her body. Apparently satisfied she wasn’t injured, the lines ...on his beautiful face relaxed as he extended his hands.
Leigh slid from the tailgate into the safety of his powerful arms. His head bowed and rested on top of hers. She leaned into his chest, listened to his heart pound, and drew from his strength while rain sluiced over them.
“Thank you for coming,” she said, pressing her face harder against him.
“Count on it.” His words were thick and husky. “What happened?”
She repeated everything she’d said to the patrolman, adding how the accident felt deliberate.
What to read after The Last Execution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander, Jerrie to read onlineMoreLess
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