The Reluctant Reformer (2002)
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It was past the supper hour. She had awoken around noon to find a new gown lying at the foot of the bed in which she had slept so poorly.
Her lack of rest was no fault of the bed’s—it had been as comfortable as a mattress of clouds, which was the only reason she had eventually fallen asleep at all. Nay, her inability to sleep had been due purely to her anxiety and nerves about her host’s intentions. He claimed to be Lord Ramsey, and that his intentions were to aid her, but…Well, how could she be... sure he was who he claimed? Or if his intentions were pure? After all, he had kidnapped her.
She plucked fretfully at the soft skirt of the light blue gown she wore and grimaced. Despite Lord Ramsey’s telling her to ring the bell when she awoke so that appropriate clothing could be brought to her, Maggie had not had to do so. She had risen to find this gown across the foot of the bed. Someone must have slipped in while she slept. But who? Had it been the man calling himself her brother’s friend or one of his servants?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was past the supper hour. She had awoken around noon to find a new gown lying at the foot of the bed in which she had slept so poorly.
Her lack of rest was no fault of the bed’s—it had been as comfortable as a mattress of clouds, which was the only reason she had eventually fallen asleep at all. Nay, her inability to sleep had been due purely to her anxiety and nerves about her host’s intentions. He claimed to be Lord Ramsey, and that his intentions were to aid her, but…Well, how could she be... sure he was who he claimed? Or if his intentions were pure? After all, he had kidnapped her.
She plucked fretfully at the soft skirt of the light blue gown she wore and grimaced. Despite Lord Ramsey’s telling her to ring the bell when she awoke so that appropriate clothing could be brought to her, Maggie had not had to do so. She had risen to find this gown across the foot of the bed. Someone must have slipped in while she slept. But who? Had it been the man calling himself her brother’s friend or one of his servants?
What to read after The Reluctant Reformer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynsay Sands to read onlineMoreLess
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