Dark Truth (2005)
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The first real frost would do them in, but for now, all-day sun and regular watering would keep them going. She’d just finished watering all the big pots, and had to remind herself to avoid the overflow from the pots she’d overfilled.
It was almost dark, and the light-sensitive lamps on the posts around the deck would be coming on automatically any time now. She was dressed for dinner, in heels and a short skirt topped with a light jacket, and was hoping Wes wouldn’t be too much longer. She’d be...en disappointed when their Friday-night dinner plans had to be postponed, but was happy to be seeing him tonight instead. He’d called late on Friday afternoon, all apologies, but he just wasn’t going to make it. She’d understood, certainly. A young woman was dead. That took precedence over a dinner date any day.
“Thanks for not making me jump through hoops,” he’d told her.
“Why would I do that?”
“Most women don’t like it when you break a date because of work.”
“This isn’t like normal overtime.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first real frost would do them in, but for now, all-day sun and regular watering would keep them going. She’d just finished watering all the big pots, and had to remind herself to avoid the overflow from the pots she’d overfilled.
It was almost dark, and the light-sensitive lamps on the posts around the deck would be coming on automatically any time now. She was dressed for dinner, in heels and a short skirt topped with a light jacket, and was hoping Wes wouldn’t be too much longer. She’d be...en disappointed when their Friday-night dinner plans had to be postponed, but was happy to be seeing him tonight instead. He’d called late on Friday afternoon, all apologies, but he just wasn’t going to make it. She’d understood, certainly. A young woman was dead. That took precedence over a dinner date any day.
“Thanks for not making me jump through hoops,” he’d told her.
“Why would I do that?”
“Most women don’t like it when you break a date because of work.”
“This isn’t like normal overtime.”
What to read after Dark Truth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mariah Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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