All the Pretty Girls book 1
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She clung to the last vestiges of the dream, images from her childhood, a park, or no, was it her backyard? It was green and warm, and she could smell a hint of onion in the freshly mown grass. The sky was as blue as a robin’s egg, clear and heavy, with puffy white clouds floating by. She felt content, it was the best kind of dream, the one where you wake up and just know it’s going to be a wonderful day. A languid smile moved across her face, and as she began to swim into focus, the images drif...ted, blown away on the winds of her mind. She started to roll over and realized her body wasn’t following her brain’s command. That was weird. She must still be drunk from last night. That happened sometimes, she was still drunk when she woke up. Especially when they did those dumb drugs the college kids liked so much. The roofies always made her boneless the next day.
She tried to reach down and massage some feeling back into her legs. Her eyes flew open and she knew something was dreadfully wrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She clung to the last vestiges of the dream, images from her childhood, a park, or no, was it her backyard? It was green and warm, and she could smell a hint of onion in the freshly mown grass. The sky was as blue as a robin’s egg, clear and heavy, with puffy white clouds floating by. She felt content, it was the best kind of dream, the one where you wake up and just know it’s going to be a wonderful day. A languid smile moved across her face, and as she began to swim into focus, the images drif...ted, blown away on the winds of her mind. She started to roll over and realized her body wasn’t following her brain’s command. That was weird. She must still be drunk from last night. That happened sometimes, she was still drunk when she woke up. Especially when they did those dumb drugs the college kids liked so much. The roofies always made her boneless the next day.
She tried to reach down and massage some feeling back into her legs. Her eyes flew open and she knew something was dreadfully wrong.
What to read after All the Pretty Girls book 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J.T. Ellison to read onlineMoreLess
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