Touch the Wind
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Forcing her head up, she stared dully at the fathomless black eyes gazing at her from atop the horse.
The rest stop was over. The band was mounted and ready to move on. Sheila stared into the hard, chiseled lines of the dark-eyed rider, her new devil-master.
Reaching into the dregs of her reserve strength, Sheila staggered upright to sway unsteadily on her feet. The slipknot had loosened to let the rope hang limply around her waist. She waited for it to tighten, for the horse to move forward and... stretch the rope wrapped around the saddle horn.
Instead, a gloved hand picked up the rope lying across a black-clothed leg. With an expert flick of his wrist, the loop around her waist slid to the ground. The horse was nudged toward her. Groping through her dazed senses, Sheila tried to take in what was happening, but it was too much for her.
Leaning over in his saddle, he scooped her up in the steel curve of his arm, lifting her as if she weighed no more than a child. Indeed, Sheila felt remarkably weightless, floating in a suspended state.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Forcing her head up, she stared dully at the fathomless black eyes gazing at her from atop the horse.
The rest stop was over. The band was mounted and ready to move on. Sheila stared into the hard, chiseled lines of the dark-eyed rider, her new devil-master.
Reaching into the dregs of her reserve strength, Sheila staggered upright to sway unsteadily on her feet. The slipknot had loosened to let the rope hang limply around her waist. She waited for it to tighten, for the horse to move forward and... stretch the rope wrapped around the saddle horn.
Instead, a gloved hand picked up the rope lying across a black-clothed leg. With an expert flick of his wrist, the loop around her waist slid to the ground. The horse was nudged toward her. Groping through her dazed senses, Sheila tried to take in what was happening, but it was too much for her.
Leaning over in his saddle, he scooped her up in the steel curve of his arm, lifting her as if she weighed no more than a child. Indeed, Sheila felt remarkably weightless, floating in a suspended state.
What to read after Touch the Wind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janet Dailey to read onlineMoreLess
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