Idaho Gold Fever
Idaho Gold Fever
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Nights of hot passion.
That was how Skye Fargo spent the next three days. The farmers treated him as a friend. If anyone regarded his nightly “walks” with Rachel as improper, they were polite enough not to say anything. It didn’t occur to Fargo why until the third evening. He had just eaten his supper and was downing his third cup of coffee when Billy grinned at him and made a remark that explained everything.
“My sis sure will be busy at the stove, the way you stuff food down.”
“The stove?” Far...go repeated.
Billy nodded. “When you’re hitched. I heard Ma say as how she hopes you’ll ask Rachel soon.”
Fargo nearly choked on the coffee.
“Pa says you’ll make a fine son-in-law. He likes that you’re not green behind the ears. His own words.” Billy grinned. “Ma says she figures she’ll be a grandma before she can blink.”
“Hell.”
Billy’s eyes narrowed. “Why do you have that funny look? Are you sick or something?”
“My coffee went down the wrong pipe.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nights of hot passion.
That was how Skye Fargo spent the next three days. The farmers treated him as a friend. If anyone regarded his nightly “walks” with Rachel as improper, they were polite enough not to say anything. It didn’t occur to Fargo why until the third evening. He had just eaten his supper and was downing his third cup of coffee when Billy grinned at him and made a remark that explained everything.
“My sis sure will be busy at the stove, the way you stuff food down.”
“The stove?” Far...go repeated.
Billy nodded. “When you’re hitched. I heard Ma say as how she hopes you’ll ask Rachel soon.”
Fargo nearly choked on the coffee.
“Pa says you’ll make a fine son-in-law. He likes that you’re not green behind the ears. His own words.” Billy grinned. “Ma says she figures she’ll be a grandma before she can blink.”
“Hell.”
Billy’s eyes narrowed. “Why do you have that funny look? Are you sick or something?”
“My coffee went down the wrong pipe.”
What to read after Idaho Gold Fever?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jon Sharpe to read onlineMoreLess
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