Holiday Affair
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So Karina would be the first to admit that deliberately taunting Reid with the idea of getting naked in front of a nice, cozy fireplace wasn’t exactly fair. But was it fair that he’d tortured her yesterday with all that touching and gazing into her eyes? Was it fair that he’d intrigued her with his retelling of how he’d returned stateside to help out his elderly grandparents? Was it fair that he’d stood there, all handsome and brawny and wonderful, and called her Pollyanna?Of all the heroines of... literature, song, myth, and Disney musical features (animated and otherwise), the very last one a grown woman wanted to be likened to was Pollyanna. Seriously. Nobody trotted out a sexy Pollyanna costume at Halloween, looking to shed her ordinary persona and try out something a little more stupidly optimistic.Even more than all that, though, it wasn’t fair that Reid had confided in her! Until he’d done that, Karina had been doing all right. Not perfectly, but all right. She’d managed to hold her ground and resist jumping into his arms—at least any more than she already had before their snow fight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So Karina would be the first to admit that deliberately taunting Reid with the idea of getting naked in front of a nice, cozy fireplace wasn’t exactly fair. But was it fair that he’d tortured her yesterday with all that touching and gazing into her eyes? Was it fair that he’d intrigued her with his retelling of how he’d returned stateside to help out his elderly grandparents? Was it fair that he’d stood there, all handsome and brawny and wonderful, and called her Pollyanna?Of all the heroines of... literature, song, myth, and Disney musical features (animated and otherwise), the very last one a grown woman wanted to be likened to was Pollyanna. Seriously. Nobody trotted out a sexy Pollyanna costume at Halloween, looking to shed her ordinary persona and try out something a little more stupidly optimistic.Even more than all that, though, it wasn’t fair that Reid had confided in her! Until he’d done that, Karina had been doing all right. Not perfectly, but all right. She’d managed to hold her ground and resist jumping into his arms—at least any more than she already had before their snow fight.
What to read after Holiday Affair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Plumley to read onlineMoreLess
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