Dawn in Eclipse Bay
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Time to go, Lillian thought. The edgy intimacy that had been thickening the atmosphere all evening was getting to her. She could no longer ignore the vibes. If she hung around any longer she might embarrass herself by making a pass at Gabe.She put down her cards. “Gin.”“Damn. Not again.” Gabe tossed his cards onto the cushion between them. He sprawled against the back of the sofa and regarded her with a malevolent expression. “Didn’t realize you were the competitive type.”“I’m a Harte, remember?... We’re all competitive in some ways. Besides, it was your idea to play gin rummy.”“I wasn’t concentrating. Had my mind on other things.”“Yeah, sure. They all say that when they lose to me.” She looked out the window into the heavy darkness. “I’d better be on my way. That rain is going to get worse before it gets better.”He uncoiled from the depths of the sagging sofa. “I’ll drive you back to your cottage.”He didn’t have to sound quite so eager to get rid of her, she thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Time to go, Lillian thought. The edgy intimacy that had been thickening the atmosphere all evening was getting to her. She could no longer ignore the vibes. If she hung around any longer she might embarrass herself by making a pass at Gabe.She put down her cards. “Gin.”“Damn. Not again.” Gabe tossed his cards onto the cushion between them. He sprawled against the back of the sofa and regarded her with a malevolent expression. “Didn’t realize you were the competitive type.”“I’m a Harte, remember?... We’re all competitive in some ways. Besides, it was your idea to play gin rummy.”“I wasn’t concentrating. Had my mind on other things.”“Yeah, sure. They all say that when they lose to me.” She looked out the window into the heavy darkness. “I’d better be on my way. That rain is going to get worse before it gets better.”He uncoiled from the depths of the sagging sofa. “I’ll drive you back to your cottage.”He didn’t have to sound quite so eager to get rid of her, she thought.
What to read after Dawn in Eclipse Bay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jayne Ann Krentz to read onlineMoreLess
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