Body Heat (2010)
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She hadn’t done anything wrong, not yet, but she’d wanted to. She’d considered allowing Rod to deliver on his promises, imagined it. And that was bad enough.
Stuart glanced between them. “What’s going on?”
“Nothing. I was just having a few words with my inmate.” She retrieved her coffee cup and stepped toward the door. “What are you doing here?”
He didn’t answer. Neither did he move. He was too busy glaring at Rod.
“Stuart?” she said.
He pulled his gaze away. But only briefly. “I ran into Half-p...int Harris at the pool hall a few minutes ago. He told me he was driving by the motel earlier and saw you load a man into your backseat. I came by to make sure you were okay.”
She saw no need to thank him; he wasn’t really concerned about her welfare. He’d stopped by to see if that “man” was his hated half brother. But he couldn’t gloat over Rod’s incarceration as he’d probably planned, because he sensed that something was going on between them, and Stuart was nothing if not possessive, even though he didn’t have any right to be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She hadn’t done anything wrong, not yet, but she’d wanted to. She’d considered allowing Rod to deliver on his promises, imagined it. And that was bad enough.
Stuart glanced between them. “What’s going on?”
“Nothing. I was just having a few words with my inmate.” She retrieved her coffee cup and stepped toward the door. “What are you doing here?”
He didn’t answer. Neither did he move. He was too busy glaring at Rod.
“Stuart?” she said.
He pulled his gaze away. But only briefly. “I ran into Half-p...int Harris at the pool hall a few minutes ago. He told me he was driving by the motel earlier and saw you load a man into your backseat. I came by to make sure you were okay.”
She saw no need to thank him; he wasn’t really concerned about her welfare. He’d stopped by to see if that “man” was his hated half brother. But he couldn’t gloat over Rod’s incarceration as he’d probably planned, because he sensed that something was going on between them, and Stuart was nothing if not possessive, even though he didn’t have any right to be.
What to read after Body Heat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brenda Novak to read onlineMoreLess
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