True Story (The Deverells, book One)
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Olivia lay awake at night to think about the abandoned little boy who grew up wild. It was a sad tale, but he did not see it that way. He spoke of his poverty and hunger as if they were old friends. Almost as if he missed them now that he no longer knew either.
He claimed he wasn't afraid when growing up without friends or family, but he must have been, surely. Sometimes a person felt the need to say they were not fearful. As if words would make it so. Olivia knew all about that.
Deverell consta...ntly pried for her opinion, wanting to know what she was thinking, what she felt. But she remained guarded. He was a man with less than flattering opinions about women, and she had been trained to keep her feelings tucked out of sight. So they circled each other — she being wary, and he bemused, curious.
Since he preferred to work in the evenings, Olivia had to give up her usual routine to accommodate his odd hours. Going to her bed so late made it harder to get up early, of course, but she refused to let him call her a slug-a-bed again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Olivia lay awake at night to think about the abandoned little boy who grew up wild. It was a sad tale, but he did not see it that way. He spoke of his poverty and hunger as if they were old friends. Almost as if he missed them now that he no longer knew either.
He claimed he wasn't afraid when growing up without friends or family, but he must have been, surely. Sometimes a person felt the need to say they were not fearful. As if words would make it so. Olivia knew all about that.
Deverell consta...ntly pried for her opinion, wanting to know what she was thinking, what she felt. But she remained guarded. He was a man with less than flattering opinions about women, and she had been trained to keep her feelings tucked out of sight. So they circled each other — she being wary, and he bemused, curious.
Since he preferred to work in the evenings, Olivia had to give up her usual routine to accommodate his odd hours. Going to her bed so late made it harder to get up early, of course, but she refused to let him call her a slug-a-bed again.
What to read after True Story (The Deverells, book One)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jayne Fresina to read onlineMoreLess
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