Distant Shores (2002)
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Jack turned the car into it and parked.
She drew in a deep breath and let it out slowly. She’d been careful all the way here. No radio (the last thing she needed was to hear a sad song), no runaway thoughts, no memories. She kept her eyes on the road and her mind on the funeral. Arrangements, she could deal with. Emotions, she couldn’t.
She got out of the car— (Daddy’s car, but don’t think about that.) —and walked briskly toward the terminal.
Jack sauntered along behind her. She’d snapped at him... often enough in the last few hours that he was giving her a wide berth. He’d obviously figured out that it was better to say nothing at all.
She saw the girls first. Stephanie was standing at the gate, with her boyfriend, Tim, beside her. As always, Stephanie looked impeccable. Her shoulder-length dark brown hair was drawn back from her face and held in place by two silver clips. She wore a pair of black wool pants and a pretty yellow sweater. Tim, in Dockers and a striped Brooks Brothers’ shirt, was holding her hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jack turned the car into it and parked.
She drew in a deep breath and let it out slowly. She’d been careful all the way here. No radio (the last thing she needed was to hear a sad song), no runaway thoughts, no memories. She kept her eyes on the road and her mind on the funeral. Arrangements, she could deal with. Emotions, she couldn’t.
She got out of the car— (Daddy’s car, but don’t think about that.) —and walked briskly toward the terminal.
Jack sauntered along behind her. She’d snapped at him... often enough in the last few hours that he was giving her a wide berth. He’d obviously figured out that it was better to say nothing at all.
She saw the girls first. Stephanie was standing at the gate, with her boyfriend, Tim, beside her. As always, Stephanie looked impeccable. Her shoulder-length dark brown hair was drawn back from her face and held in place by two silver clips. She wore a pair of black wool pants and a pretty yellow sweater. Tim, in Dockers and a striped Brooks Brothers’ shirt, was holding her hand.
What to read after Distant Shores?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kristin Hannah to read onlineMoreLess
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