Desperado (2002)
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She didn’t question why Cord, a man who never ran from trouble, should be so anxious to get away from an investigation of the man who’d almost killed him. But it saved her, momentarily, from fear of disclosure by Adams and his associates. They’d think that she’d convinced Cord to leave the country and back off, and they’d be placated, if only temporarily.
For the moment, JobFair and its threatening file could be left far behind. For a while, at least, she would be safe from reprisals. In that br...ief time, she could indulge her longstanding fantasies of Cord, being with him, traveling with him, being part of his life. She could share the danger, the chase, the excitement. However long it lasted, whatever the cost, she thought, it would be worth it!
He looked up when she came into the living room in slacks and a T-shirt under a jacket, her long dark hair in a braid down her back, her one piece of luggage carefully packed and tagging along behind her on its rollers.
“You do pack light,”
What to read after Desperado?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She didn’t question why Cord, a man who never ran from trouble, should be so anxious to get away from an investigation of the man who’d almost killed him. But it saved her, momentarily, from fear of disclosure by Adams and his associates. They’d think that she’d convinced Cord to leave the country and back off, and they’d be placated, if only temporarily.
For the moment, JobFair and its threatening file could be left far behind. For a while, at least, she would be safe from reprisals. In that br...ief time, she could indulge her longstanding fantasies of Cord, being with him, traveling with him, being part of his life. She could share the danger, the chase, the excitement. However long it lasted, whatever the cost, she thought, it would be worth it!
He looked up when she came into the living room in slacks and a T-shirt under a jacket, her long dark hair in a braid down her back, her one piece of luggage carefully packed and tagging along behind her on its rollers.
“You do pack light,”
What to read after Desperado?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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