The Road to Omaha (2011)
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She tugged at the straps of her bathing suit, one of many found in the guest cabanas, and dashed across the sand to the terrace steps, where she had draped a towel over the railing. Vigorously, she dried her legs and arms, threw back her hair and massaged her scalp, only to open her eyes and find Sam Devereaux smiling down at her from a chair on the sun deck.
“You’re a hell of a swimmer,” he said.
“We learned it luring settlers into the rapids and watching them drown as we swam across,” replied ...Jenny, laughing.
“You know, I can believe that.”
“You know, it’s probably true.” Redwing climbed the steps and walked out on the deck, wrapping the towel around her. “How nice,” she added, looking at the round table of frosted Plexiglas. “A pot of coffee and three cups.”
“Mugs, actually. I can’t drink coffee from cups.”
“That’s funny, neither can I,” said Jenny, sitting down. “I guess that’s why I call them cups; it’s interchangeable. I must have a dozen in my apartment, very few the same.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She tugged at the straps of her bathing suit, one of many found in the guest cabanas, and dashed across the sand to the terrace steps, where she had draped a towel over the railing. Vigorously, she dried her legs and arms, threw back her hair and massaged her scalp, only to open her eyes and find Sam Devereaux smiling down at her from a chair on the sun deck.
“You’re a hell of a swimmer,” he said.
“We learned it luring settlers into the rapids and watching them drown as we swam across,” replied ...Jenny, laughing.
“You know, I can believe that.”
“You know, it’s probably true.” Redwing climbed the steps and walked out on the deck, wrapping the towel around her. “How nice,” she added, looking at the round table of frosted Plexiglas. “A pot of coffee and three cups.”
“Mugs, actually. I can’t drink coffee from cups.”
“That’s funny, neither can I,” said Jenny, sitting down. “I guess that’s why I call them cups; it’s interchangeable. I must have a dozen in my apartment, very few the same.”
What to read after The Road to Omaha?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Ludlum to read onlineMoreLess
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