Heartsong (2013)
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It had taken her perceptive friend only a day to notice something was wrong.
“Tell you what?” Skye sipped lackadaisically on her herbal tea, feigning confusion.
“What’s wrong, and don’t try to tell me something isn’t. I can tell just by looking at you that you’re upset.”
Skye laughed lightly. “Do I actually look that different?”
Sally studied her shrewdly. “Yes, as a matter of fact, you do.”
Crossing her eyes, Skye laughed, but her laugh held little genuine amusement. “I’m exactly the same perso...n I was the other day.”
“No, you’re not,” Sally disputed soberly. “That sparkle is gone from your eyes. No … not sparkle, the expectation is missing. Did you and this John have a spat?”
Skye lowered her head, her hair falling forward to frame her oval face. “Sally, I’m not dating and never plan to date John Dirkson. He is my neighbor, but I misled you by insinuating there was something more between us. I … I also misled Jordan Kiley—but not about John—and when he discovered my game, well … no one likes to be the butt of a joke.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had taken her perceptive friend only a day to notice something was wrong.
“Tell you what?” Skye sipped lackadaisically on her herbal tea, feigning confusion.
“What’s wrong, and don’t try to tell me something isn’t. I can tell just by looking at you that you’re upset.”
Skye laughed lightly. “Do I actually look that different?”
Sally studied her shrewdly. “Yes, as a matter of fact, you do.”
Crossing her eyes, Skye laughed, but her laugh held little genuine amusement. “I’m exactly the same perso...n I was the other day.”
“No, you’re not,” Sally disputed soberly. “That sparkle is gone from your eyes. No … not sparkle, the expectation is missing. Did you and this John have a spat?”
Skye lowered her head, her hair falling forward to frame her oval face. “Sally, I’m not dating and never plan to date John Dirkson. He is my neighbor, but I misled you by insinuating there was something more between us. I … I also misled Jordan Kiley—but not about John—and when he discovered my game, well … no one likes to be the butt of a joke.”
What to read after Heartsong?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Debbie Macomber to read onlineMoreLess
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