Kicking It
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It was an ambush.
Simone should have known better than to think that any offer this good could be true.
She looked around the café, searching for signs of which patrons might be Brighton’s backup. While several people looked at her, they were all wearing the same expressions of desire, apathy, or jealousy that she was used to seeing. Not one person here had that cold stare of a man willing to kill.
“I came alone,” said Brighton, apparently sensing her unease. “I’m not here to turn you in to the ...authorities. I don’t even want the boots back. All I want is your help.”
Again, too good to be true.
She didn’t bother snatching the purse away. The contract was good for only a few more seconds. After that she could no longer benefit from the purse’s inherent magic. It would be just another pretty handbag.
Apparently her sneaking into his mobile workshop and stealing the boots had taught him to be more careful with his wares. She only wished she’d known his name then so she could have seen this ambush coming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was an ambush.
Simone should have known better than to think that any offer this good could be true.
She looked around the café, searching for signs of which patrons might be Brighton’s backup. While several people looked at her, they were all wearing the same expressions of desire, apathy, or jealousy that she was used to seeing. Not one person here had that cold stare of a man willing to kill.
“I came alone,” said Brighton, apparently sensing her unease. “I’m not here to turn you in to the ...authorities. I don’t even want the boots back. All I want is your help.”
Again, too good to be true.
She didn’t bother snatching the purse away. The contract was good for only a few more seconds. After that she could no longer benefit from the purse’s inherent magic. It would be just another pretty handbag.
Apparently her sneaking into his mobile workshop and stealing the boots had taught him to be more careful with his wares. She only wished she’d known his name then so she could have seen this ambush coming.
What to read after Kicking It?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Faith Hunter to read onlineMoreLess
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