The Roman's Woman (A Singular Obsession book 4)
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It was obvious. The man kept leaning in and trying to touch her hand, even when she was signing paperwork, for crying out loud.
And there he goes again.
One more, and Gio was going to go in there to beat the crap out of the good professor. He looked like an academic, too—of the overbred chinless variety.
Except he had a chin. Richard wasn’t hideously ugly, as much as Gio wanted to believe otherwise. He had those pale good looks of the English upper class, the weak kind that would fal...l apart in middle age. No doubt Richard did well with women in the University environment, where sheltered co-eds were easily impressed by a clever turn of phrase and a tweed coat.
Gio stood outside stewing until his fixed attention was noticed by the occupants of the cafe. Sophia turned and saw him waiting on the sidewalk. She didn’t look happy to see him. Perhaps he should have warned her he was coming back early.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was obvious. The man kept leaning in and trying to touch her hand, even when she was signing paperwork, for crying out loud.
And there he goes again.
One more, and Gio was going to go in there to beat the crap out of the good professor. He looked like an academic, too—of the overbred chinless variety.
Except he had a chin. Richard wasn’t hideously ugly, as much as Gio wanted to believe otherwise. He had those pale good looks of the English upper class, the weak kind that would fal...l apart in middle age. No doubt Richard did well with women in the University environment, where sheltered co-eds were easily impressed by a clever turn of phrase and a tweed coat.
Gio stood outside stewing until his fixed attention was noticed by the occupants of the cafe. Sophia turned and saw him waiting on the sidewalk. She didn’t look happy to see him. Perhaps he should have warned her he was coming back early.
What to read after The Roman's Woman (A Singular Obsession book 4)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy Leroux to read onlineMoreLess
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