Be Afraid
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Jenna shifted the gears of her Jeep and drove off the exit ramp that took her into the rolling hills and toward home. She was tired. Instead of going by KC’s tonight she’d set up her easel on the Cumberland River at the park. There was an old-car show in town and the streets teemed with tourists. It hadn’t been too hot, so folks were happy to sit and have their picture done. She’d made a few hundred bucks, enough to pay another month’s rent if she wanted to stay in Nashville longer.
She glanced ...in the rearview mirror, spotted the set of headlights, and gave little thought to the second car as she punched in a different radio station and turned up the radio. She liked music. It pulled her out of dark places quickly and she’d used it often in her life. She never went anywhere without her music.
She took a corner and then a quick turn down a smaller road. Just four miles from her house, she longed to strip off her jeans and sweater, slip into a hot bath and then into her pajamas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jenna shifted the gears of her Jeep and drove off the exit ramp that took her into the rolling hills and toward home. She was tired. Instead of going by KC’s tonight she’d set up her easel on the Cumberland River at the park. There was an old-car show in town and the streets teemed with tourists. It hadn’t been too hot, so folks were happy to sit and have their picture done. She’d made a few hundred bucks, enough to pay another month’s rent if she wanted to stay in Nashville longer.
She glanced ...in the rearview mirror, spotted the set of headlights, and gave little thought to the second car as she punched in a different radio station and turned up the radio. She liked music. It pulled her out of dark places quickly and she’d used it often in her life. She never went anywhere without her music.
She took a corner and then a quick turn down a smaller road. Just four miles from her house, she longed to strip off her jeans and sweater, slip into a hot bath and then into her pajamas.
What to read after Be Afraid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Burton to read onlineMoreLess
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