Wild Texas Rose
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The two bumbling kidnappers had pushed and poked her with their guns until they’d reached the horses, at which point they’d tied her to a saddle, pulled her hood down over her face, and ridden off with her between them.
After a few turns the man called Hargus reached over and grabbed her arm. “You be quiet now, miss, or I’ll break your jaw.” His low threat frightened her so badly she wasn’t sure she could have made a sound even if she’d tried.
“We ain’t supposed to hurt her,” Shorty said... in a whine. “Myers won’t mind a few bruises in transport, but if you break her jaw he’s liable to object.”
Hargus snorted. “A broken jaw wouldn’t hurt all that much unless she tried to talk. I don’t reckon Myers would mind. He seems to like to be the one talking. A silent bride would probably fit him fine.”
Rose tried to pick up sounds around her. She didn’t know Fort Worth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two bumbling kidnappers had pushed and poked her with their guns until they’d reached the horses, at which point they’d tied her to a saddle, pulled her hood down over her face, and ridden off with her between them.
After a few turns the man called Hargus reached over and grabbed her arm. “You be quiet now, miss, or I’ll break your jaw.” His low threat frightened her so badly she wasn’t sure she could have made a sound even if she’d tried.
“We ain’t supposed to hurt her,” Shorty said... in a whine. “Myers won’t mind a few bruises in transport, but if you break her jaw he’s liable to object.”
Hargus snorted. “A broken jaw wouldn’t hurt all that much unless she tried to talk. I don’t reckon Myers would mind. He seems to like to be the one talking. A silent bride would probably fit him fine.”
Rose tried to pick up sounds around her. She didn’t know Fort Worth.
What to read after Wild Texas Rose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jodi Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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