The Rancher's Bride
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Rose glanced over at Harlan’s daughter, who was riding with her elbow stuck out the pickup window. “I’m glad. They liked you very much.” Emily’s dust-smeared face was wreathed in smiles and if Rose hadn’t been driving, she would have been sorely tempted to hug the girl and kiss both her cheeks. Emily had been a great help to her, Kitty and even Chloe. Rose knew she had to be tired, yet she seemed to be riding on a happy cloud.
“Do you really think so?” “I sure do.” Emily sighed wistfully. “It mu...st be so wonderful having a family like yours.” She glanced curiously at Rose. “Were you happy when you found out the twins were your brother and sister?” Rose’s first reaction had been pure shock. She couldn’t believe her father had betrayed her mother in such a way. And keeping the twins’ existence from his daughters had been an outrageous lie in itself. Yet when Rose looked at the twins she felt nothing but fierce, protective love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rose glanced over at Harlan’s daughter, who was riding with her elbow stuck out the pickup window. “I’m glad. They liked you very much.” Emily’s dust-smeared face was wreathed in smiles and if Rose hadn’t been driving, she would have been sorely tempted to hug the girl and kiss both her cheeks. Emily had been a great help to her, Kitty and even Chloe. Rose knew she had to be tired, yet she seemed to be riding on a happy cloud.
“Do you really think so?” “I sure do.” Emily sighed wistfully. “It mu...st be so wonderful having a family like yours.” She glanced curiously at Rose. “Were you happy when you found out the twins were your brother and sister?” Rose’s first reaction had been pure shock. She couldn’t believe her father had betrayed her mother in such a way. And keeping the twins’ existence from his daughters had been an outrageous lie in itself. Yet when Rose looked at the twins she felt nothing but fierce, protective love.
What to read after The Rancher's Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stella Bagwell to read onlineMoreLess
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