Heart of the Storm
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She wore the blue wool dress and white shawl that Ida had given her. The garment hugged her narrow waist and full breasts. Her hair hung loosely at her shoulders, curling up at the edges and catching the sunshine like wheat on a winter day. The wind brushed the hem of her skirt, revealing slim ankles. Simple but stunning.
Rachel saw him, waved and smiled. The lifeless woman he’d pulled from the Anna St. Claire had vanished.
Ben waved back. The gesture was casual; he felt anything but. If he had ...his way, he’d take Rachel back to the cottage, lock out the world and spend the next five days making love to her.
Frustrated, he turned away from her. “Timothy, let’s get the boat to the surf,” he said, his voice gruff.
They were hauling the dory to the beach. The Anna St. Claire remained half submerged in the water just beyond the surf.
Timothy gripped the edge of the boat. “What’s wrong with you?”
“Nothing.”
“You look angry.”
Ben’s muscles bunched as he started to drag the boat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wore the blue wool dress and white shawl that Ida had given her. The garment hugged her narrow waist and full breasts. Her hair hung loosely at her shoulders, curling up at the edges and catching the sunshine like wheat on a winter day. The wind brushed the hem of her skirt, revealing slim ankles. Simple but stunning.
Rachel saw him, waved and smiled. The lifeless woman he’d pulled from the Anna St. Claire had vanished.
Ben waved back. The gesture was casual; he felt anything but. If he had ...his way, he’d take Rachel back to the cottage, lock out the world and spend the next five days making love to her.
Frustrated, he turned away from her. “Timothy, let’s get the boat to the surf,” he said, his voice gruff.
They were hauling the dory to the beach. The Anna St. Claire remained half submerged in the water just beyond the surf.
Timothy gripped the edge of the boat. “What’s wrong with you?”
“Nothing.”
“You look angry.”
Ben’s muscles bunched as he started to drag the boat.
What to read after Heart of the Storm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Burton to read onlineMoreLess
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