Heart of a Texan
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Instead, she’d let herself be swayed by Otis’s talk about community responsibility and not allowing anyone to be without a home. “It doesn’t matter where Otis got the money,” Roberta insisted. “The loan is from the bank, not Nate.” Inwardly, though, she cringed at being caught in a trap not of her making.
“You’re in love with him, aren’t you?”
“Who I may or may not be in love with doesn’t concern you. I can tell you that I have no plans at present to marry anyone.”
“You should marry ...Peterson and go back to Virginia. Nate won’t stop chasing diViere. If the man is as dangerous as Nate is telling everyone, Nate will be dead and you a widow.” Boone heaved a sigh and stood. “I’d better get back to the saloon. With Crazy Joe gone, I’ve got no one to make sure there’s no trouble.”
Roberta no sooner closed the door behind Boone than she had to face the problem of Nate having provided the money for her loan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Instead, she’d let herself be swayed by Otis’s talk about community responsibility and not allowing anyone to be without a home. “It doesn’t matter where Otis got the money,” Roberta insisted. “The loan is from the bank, not Nate.” Inwardly, though, she cringed at being caught in a trap not of her making.
“You’re in love with him, aren’t you?”
“Who I may or may not be in love with doesn’t concern you. I can tell you that I have no plans at present to marry anyone.”
“You should marry ...Peterson and go back to Virginia. Nate won’t stop chasing diViere. If the man is as dangerous as Nate is telling everyone, Nate will be dead and you a widow.” Boone heaved a sigh and stood. “I’d better get back to the saloon. With Crazy Joe gone, I’ve got no one to make sure there’s no trouble.”
Roberta no sooner closed the door behind Boone than she had to face the problem of Nate having provided the money for her loan.
What to read after Heart of a Texan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greenwood, Leigh to read onlineMoreLess
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