The Savage Heart (1997)
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She flushed when Matt’s dark, searching eyes met hers. Almost painfully ill at ease with him across the table from her, she couldn’t still the tremor in her hands as she lifted her coffee cup. And merely looking at him made her lose her breath. Her lack of control over her senses embarrassed her almost to the point of tears. How humiliating, to love a man who didn’t return the feeling, and have no way to hide it from him.
Matt was much the same as always, except that he put sugar in his coffee f...or the first time in memory and ate ham—which he detested. But his emotions were almost always under impeccable control. Last night had been the exception. This morning, he was himself again, on the outside at least.
Tess felt her body tingle at the near contact of their hands when they reached for the salt cellar at the same time. The look they exchanged was so potent, so unexpected and disquieting that Tess left half her breakfast sitting on the table.
Apparently Matt’s answer to the small dilemma was to pretend that it never happened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She flushed when Matt’s dark, searching eyes met hers. Almost painfully ill at ease with him across the table from her, she couldn’t still the tremor in her hands as she lifted her coffee cup. And merely looking at him made her lose her breath. Her lack of control over her senses embarrassed her almost to the point of tears. How humiliating, to love a man who didn’t return the feeling, and have no way to hide it from him.
Matt was much the same as always, except that he put sugar in his coffee f...or the first time in memory and ate ham—which he detested. But his emotions were almost always under impeccable control. Last night had been the exception. This morning, he was himself again, on the outside at least.
Tess felt her body tingle at the near contact of their hands when they reached for the salt cellar at the same time. The look they exchanged was so potent, so unexpected and disquieting that Tess left half her breakfast sitting on the table.
Apparently Matt’s answer to the small dilemma was to pretend that it never happened.
What to read after The Savage Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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