An Aussie Christmas Angel (2012)
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She dragged a comb through her damp hair and glanced down at the morning paper.
Looks like another hot one.
The door to the spare room was closed when she got home from work the night before, so she knew Pip had collected John. She wondered what he looked like. She hadn’t paid much attention to his voice when he called, other than the cute English accent. He was probably fat, balding, and in his fifties.
Footsteps tapped down the stairs and across the hall and stopped at the door. The musky male... scent of aftershave wafted into the kitchen, and she turned to greet the stranger.
Wow… Short blond hair fell in waves around his face, while fathomless blue eyes sparkled behind his glasses. Jo’s breath caught as her gaze slid over a firm chest to his shirt tucked into jeans which skimmed trim hips and long legs. Dragging her eyes back over his broad shoulders to his face, she felt her cheeks burn as his gaze settled on her face. What had she just done? More to the point, he’d caught her looking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She dragged a comb through her damp hair and glanced down at the morning paper.
Looks like another hot one.
The door to the spare room was closed when she got home from work the night before, so she knew Pip had collected John. She wondered what he looked like. She hadn’t paid much attention to his voice when he called, other than the cute English accent. He was probably fat, balding, and in his fifties.
Footsteps tapped down the stairs and across the hall and stopped at the door. The musky male... scent of aftershave wafted into the kitchen, and she turned to greet the stranger.
Wow… Short blond hair fell in waves around his face, while fathomless blue eyes sparkled behind his glasses. Jo’s breath caught as her gaze slid over a firm chest to his shirt tucked into jeans which skimmed trim hips and long legs. Dragging her eyes back over his broad shoulders to his face, she felt her cheeks burn as his gaze settled on her face. What had she just done? More to the point, he’d caught her looking.
What to read after An Aussie Christmas Angel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clare Revell to read onlineMoreLess
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