Devil Takes a Bride (2006)
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Coming out the other side, she sped down the corridor while his footfalls echoed a few paces behind hers.
“Oh, Miss Carlisle…”
She ignored his beguiling call with its hint of amusement in the vain hope that if she pretended not to hear him, maybe he would go away. Ugh, she felt like such a cake! If only she had heard him come into the laundry room! But the man moved with the stealth of a hunter—a fact he proved yet again by suddenly capturing her wrist, stopping her forward momentum.
“Elizabeth,... wait.”
She turned to him reluctantly, fighting the feverish thrill that traveled all the way up her arm from his light grasp.
“Don’t be embarrassed, chérie,” he murmured so gently that she quivered.
Her cheeks turned redder at his silken endearment and at the way his crystalline blue-green eyes glowed with pleasure at his discovery of her interest.
She looked away, struggling to lay hold of any remaining shred of her dignity. “Er, Lord Strathmore—”
“Devlin,” he corrected in a tone like a caress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Coming out the other side, she sped down the corridor while his footfalls echoed a few paces behind hers.
“Oh, Miss Carlisle…”
She ignored his beguiling call with its hint of amusement in the vain hope that if she pretended not to hear him, maybe he would go away. Ugh, she felt like such a cake! If only she had heard him come into the laundry room! But the man moved with the stealth of a hunter—a fact he proved yet again by suddenly capturing her wrist, stopping her forward momentum.
“Elizabeth,... wait.”
She turned to him reluctantly, fighting the feverish thrill that traveled all the way up her arm from his light grasp.
“Don’t be embarrassed, chérie,” he murmured so gently that she quivered.
Her cheeks turned redder at his silken endearment and at the way his crystalline blue-green eyes glowed with pleasure at his discovery of her interest.
She looked away, struggling to lay hold of any remaining shred of her dignity. “Er, Lord Strathmore—”
“Devlin,” he corrected in a tone like a caress.
What to read after Devil Takes a Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaelen Foley to read onlineMoreLess
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