A Treasure Worth Seeking
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His face was unreadable, but stern.
When the message of his words finally pierced the mud-dled confusion of her brain, Erin yanked her shoulder from under his hand and retreated several steps.
"You have surely lost your mind, Mr. Barrett." "I'd concede that if I were to let you leave this house without knowing exactly who you are and why you showed up on Lyman's doorstep this afternoon." He turned away from her in dismissal and went to the door. Facing her again he said, "As it is, I'm q...uite sane." He smiled a charming, friendly smile that made her tremble with fury. "You'll excuse me, please. I have work to do. Make yourself comfortable. You have the run of this room." "Go to hell," she hissed.
His smile only deepened. "More than likely I will." He was two steps beyond the door when she flung it open. With a deadly accurate precision, he whirled around and confronted her.
"You can't keep me here like a prisoner!" she shouted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His face was unreadable, but stern.
When the message of his words finally pierced the mud-dled confusion of her brain, Erin yanked her shoulder from under his hand and retreated several steps.
"You have surely lost your mind, Mr. Barrett." "I'd concede that if I were to let you leave this house without knowing exactly who you are and why you showed up on Lyman's doorstep this afternoon." He turned away from her in dismissal and went to the door. Facing her again he said, "As it is, I'm q...uite sane." He smiled a charming, friendly smile that made her tremble with fury. "You'll excuse me, please. I have work to do. Make yourself comfortable. You have the run of this room." "Go to hell," she hissed.
His smile only deepened. "More than likely I will." He was two steps beyond the door when she flung it open. With a deadly accurate precision, he whirled around and confronted her.
"You can't keep me here like a prisoner!" she shouted.
What to read after A Treasure Worth Seeking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandra Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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