The Last Honest Seamstress
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Whore-lover. Decent women beware.
The ugly, white, painted words looked like gaping wounds in a surreal world against the bright red of the new brick exterior, like the building bled around them.
Fayth stepped to the sidewalk and ran her fingers over the fresh paint. She couldn't let Coral see this. It would destroy her. The newspaper articles had been one thing. But this, this show of cowardice and hate . . . "They'll wash off. It'll take a good bit of elbow grease, but it can be done." Fayth ...jumped, startled by Drew's voice coming from behind her, by the sympathy it held. He stepped next to her and pulled her by the elbow away from the hideous accusations. "Let's step inside, Fayth." She obeyed him without thought. Inside, she spoke. "Why would anyone do this?" "Why?" he replied. "Probably just a good bit of fun being had by adolescent boys, I expect." "No," she argued. "I don't think so." She turned to look at Drew. Dark circles, evidence of a hard night of drinking and little sleep, rimmed his eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whore-lover. Decent women beware.
The ugly, white, painted words looked like gaping wounds in a surreal world against the bright red of the new brick exterior, like the building bled around them.
Fayth stepped to the sidewalk and ran her fingers over the fresh paint. She couldn't let Coral see this. It would destroy her. The newspaper articles had been one thing. But this, this show of cowardice and hate . . . "They'll wash off. It'll take a good bit of elbow grease, but it can be done." Fayth ...jumped, startled by Drew's voice coming from behind her, by the sympathy it held. He stepped next to her and pulled her by the elbow away from the hideous accusations. "Let's step inside, Fayth." She obeyed him without thought. Inside, she spoke. "Why would anyone do this?" "Why?" he replied. "Probably just a good bit of fun being had by adolescent boys, I expect." "No," she argued. "I don't think so." She turned to look at Drew. Dark circles, evidence of a hard night of drinking and little sleep, rimmed his eyes.
What to read after The Last Honest Seamstress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gina Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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