Thread End: An Embroidery Mystery
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She had light gray hair cut in an angular bob, and she wore a turquoise sheath dress and nude pumps. Even though it was cloudy, she wore tortoiseshell sunglasses. When she took them off, I could see that she had gorgeous blue eyes. She placed the sunglasses in the straw purse dangling from her left wrist.
Angus ambled over to say hello, and the woman immediately held up her right hand, sending half a dozen gold bangles of varying widths sliding to her elbow.
“Sit,” she said.
He immed...iately obeyed the command.
“Hi, there,” I said. “Welcome to the Seven-Year Stitch. I’m Marcy Singer. Is there anything I can help you find?”
“No, thank you.” She strolled over to the pattern books. “I’m merely browsing for now.” She plucked one of the books off the rack and began thumbing through it. “I’ve heard a lot about you, Marcy.”
“Good things, I hope.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had light gray hair cut in an angular bob, and she wore a turquoise sheath dress and nude pumps. Even though it was cloudy, she wore tortoiseshell sunglasses. When she took them off, I could see that she had gorgeous blue eyes. She placed the sunglasses in the straw purse dangling from her left wrist.
Angus ambled over to say hello, and the woman immediately held up her right hand, sending half a dozen gold bangles of varying widths sliding to her elbow.
“Sit,” she said.
He immed...iately obeyed the command.
“Hi, there,” I said. “Welcome to the Seven-Year Stitch. I’m Marcy Singer. Is there anything I can help you find?”
“No, thank you.” She strolled over to the pattern books. “I’m merely browsing for now.” She plucked one of the books off the rack and began thumbing through it. “I’ve heard a lot about you, Marcy.”
“Good things, I hope.”
What to read after Thread End: An Embroidery Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amanda Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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