The Unkindest Cut (2016)
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The puppy’s blood was not only over the wedding dress, it had sprayed on to her face and hands and was even splattered in her hair. If there had been anybody in the Square they would have been staring, their attention first caught by the reappearance of the bridal car and then the sound of her scampering feet. She pretended to herself that she could make herself invisible, as she had done in moments of embarrassment ever since her childhood, though as far as she knew it had never worked yet.
The... limo made short work of the steep hill. Alistair had longed for somebody to ask him to hurry and now was his chance. The fat tyres produced a squeal as he turned off into the byroad. The rest of the trip back to Whinmount passed in a flash. As soon as she leapt out of the car – as fast as the corseted wedding dress would allow – Jane gave instructions to Alistair to go and fetch Deborah, her Maid of Honour. The first thing that Jane saw on darting inside the front door was the light flashing on the recently installed telephone, insisting that there were messages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The puppy’s blood was not only over the wedding dress, it had sprayed on to her face and hands and was even splattered in her hair. If there had been anybody in the Square they would have been staring, their attention first caught by the reappearance of the bridal car and then the sound of her scampering feet. She pretended to herself that she could make herself invisible, as she had done in moments of embarrassment ever since her childhood, though as far as she knew it had never worked yet.
The... limo made short work of the steep hill. Alistair had longed for somebody to ask him to hurry and now was his chance. The fat tyres produced a squeal as he turned off into the byroad. The rest of the trip back to Whinmount passed in a flash. As soon as she leapt out of the car – as fast as the corseted wedding dress would allow – Jane gave instructions to Alistair to go and fetch Deborah, her Maid of Honour. The first thing that Jane saw on darting inside the front door was the light flashing on the recently installed telephone, insisting that there were messages.
What to read after The Unkindest Cut?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerald Hammond to read onlineMoreLess
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