The Perfect Neighbor (2012)
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Nothing about the old gray stone was sober. Everything about it, from its spearing towers and jutting turrets, to the snapping flag that carried the crest of the clan, shouted pride.
He had built as he’d intended to, on a sturdy foundation, with grandiose vision. And he had built to last.
The wild and rambling roses that would bloom brilliantly come summer did nothing to soften the effect but only added to that sense of magic.
“Stop,” Preston murmured, and laid a hand on Cybil’s arm. “Stop the c...ar.”
Because she understood, and was pleased to see the sight of that fanciful structure affect him as it always did her, she braked gently.
“It’s like a fairy tale, isn’t it?” She leaned on the steering wheel to study the house through a driving curtain of rain. “Not one of the wimpy G-rated versions, but one with blood and guts.”
“I’ve seen photographs. They don’t come close.”
“It’s not just a house. It’s the most generous of homes. Whenever we visited we’d always find something new.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing about the old gray stone was sober. Everything about it, from its spearing towers and jutting turrets, to the snapping flag that carried the crest of the clan, shouted pride.
He had built as he’d intended to, on a sturdy foundation, with grandiose vision. And he had built to last.
The wild and rambling roses that would bloom brilliantly come summer did nothing to soften the effect but only added to that sense of magic.
“Stop,” Preston murmured, and laid a hand on Cybil’s arm. “Stop the c...ar.”
Because she understood, and was pleased to see the sight of that fanciful structure affect him as it always did her, she braked gently.
“It’s like a fairy tale, isn’t it?” She leaned on the steering wheel to study the house through a driving curtain of rain. “Not one of the wimpy G-rated versions, but one with blood and guts.”
“I’ve seen photographs. They don’t come close.”
“It’s not just a house. It’s the most generous of homes. Whenever we visited we’d always find something new.
What to read after The Perfect Neighbor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nora Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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