Hidden Talents
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Ventress?” Serenity asked.Roland looked at her from the far end of the painfully quiet table. Unlike yesterday's formal celebration, today's gathering was a small one. Only Caleb's aunt, Phyllis, and his uncle, Franklin, had been invited to breakfast this morning. They had done their best to keep the conversation going, but the unrelenting silence between Caleb and his grandfather effectively stifled everyone's best efforts.“Not bad.” Roland took another bite out of the slice of toast he had sla...thered with the marmalade. “Reminds me of the kind my mother used to make. Good and tart. Not too sweet. Seems like most things these days are too sweet for my taste.”“Isn't that the truth,” Phyllis said with a brittle smile. “Take modern breakfast cereals. Most are so sugary, they taste like candy.”Serenity caught Caleb's eye. “That gives me a marketing idea. We'll advertise Ariadne's jams and marmalades as gourmet-style preserves. We'll say they've been especially created for people with sophisticated tastes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ventress?” Serenity asked.Roland looked at her from the far end of the painfully quiet table. Unlike yesterday's formal celebration, today's gathering was a small one. Only Caleb's aunt, Phyllis, and his uncle, Franklin, had been invited to breakfast this morning. They had done their best to keep the conversation going, but the unrelenting silence between Caleb and his grandfather effectively stifled everyone's best efforts.“Not bad.” Roland took another bite out of the slice of toast he had sla...thered with the marmalade. “Reminds me of the kind my mother used to make. Good and tart. Not too sweet. Seems like most things these days are too sweet for my taste.”“Isn't that the truth,” Phyllis said with a brittle smile. “Take modern breakfast cereals. Most are so sugary, they taste like candy.”Serenity caught Caleb's eye. “That gives me a marketing idea. We'll advertise Ariadne's jams and marmalades as gourmet-style preserves. We'll say they've been especially created for people with sophisticated tastes.
What to read after Hidden Talents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jayne Ann Krentz to read onlineMoreLess
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