Brass Ring
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Beside him, Claire was singing along with the tape player. “Mr. Tambourine Man.”
She was singing loudly, badly. It was hard to say who had the worse voice—Claire or Dylan. Didn’t matter. She drowned Dylan out, reciting every obscure verse, and Jon reveled in the unbridled happiness in her voice.
Monticello was on Claire’s list of things to do. They’d been alternating between his list and hers during the past week and a half, starting with a weekend in Ocean City, where they’d encountered a hails...torm on the boardwalk and spent most of their time in their hotel room eating and making love. Next, they visited the aquarium in Baltimore, then attended a play at the Kennedy Center. He had to admit that some of their fun had a forced air about it. Their relationship had taken a hit in the past couple of months, and it was bound to be a while before they settled back into their old, comfortable ease with one another. Almost two weeks had passed since she’d announced she would no longer see Randy, and they had packed those weeks so full of activity that there was little time left over to wallow in sadness or regret.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beside him, Claire was singing along with the tape player. “Mr. Tambourine Man.”
She was singing loudly, badly. It was hard to say who had the worse voice—Claire or Dylan. Didn’t matter. She drowned Dylan out, reciting every obscure verse, and Jon reveled in the unbridled happiness in her voice.
Monticello was on Claire’s list of things to do. They’d been alternating between his list and hers during the past week and a half, starting with a weekend in Ocean City, where they’d encountered a hails...torm on the boardwalk and spent most of their time in their hotel room eating and making love. Next, they visited the aquarium in Baltimore, then attended a play at the Kennedy Center. He had to admit that some of their fun had a forced air about it. Their relationship had taken a hit in the past couple of months, and it was bound to be a while before they settled back into their old, comfortable ease with one another. Almost two weeks had passed since she’d announced she would no longer see Randy, and they had packed those weeks so full of activity that there was little time left over to wallow in sadness or regret.
What to read after Brass Ring?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diane Chamberlain to read onlineMoreLess
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