Claiming Ana
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Lack of romantic inclinations aside, she couldn’t deny he was just about as hot as country boys came.
It was easy to remember why as a girl she had fallen for him. Dark looks, beautiful green eyes, well-built. Cade and Drew were equally pretty to look at, thanks to their Irish and Cherokee ancestors, but there was something different about Jace. Something had drawn her to him like a magnet. She recalled the gentle way he’d cooed and fawned over the calf while she’d checked out its injured leg. A...s he walked toward her, she noted the lethal grace and remembered the years between them. Too many. Jace was a mix of contradictions. Why do I always fall for the dangerous ones?
“I don’t like him.” Jace kept the reins tight in his hand as he led his horse toward the barn. “And I don’t trust him.”
Ana fell in step with him and followed. “I don’t know who you’re talking about.”
“Bull. I saw Raven’s bike outside your place when I drove by.”
“So? There were a lot of people at my place today.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lack of romantic inclinations aside, she couldn’t deny he was just about as hot as country boys came.
It was easy to remember why as a girl she had fallen for him. Dark looks, beautiful green eyes, well-built. Cade and Drew were equally pretty to look at, thanks to their Irish and Cherokee ancestors, but there was something different about Jace. Something had drawn her to him like a magnet. She recalled the gentle way he’d cooed and fawned over the calf while she’d checked out its injured leg. A...s he walked toward her, she noted the lethal grace and remembered the years between them. Too many. Jace was a mix of contradictions. Why do I always fall for the dangerous ones?
“I don’t like him.” Jace kept the reins tight in his hand as he led his horse toward the barn. “And I don’t trust him.”
Ana fell in step with him and followed. “I don’t know who you’re talking about.”
“Bull. I saw Raven’s bike outside your place when I drove by.”
“So? There were a lot of people at my place today.”
What to read after Claiming Ana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brynna Curry to read onlineMoreLess
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