Kiss River
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He’d worked late, designing an addition for a house in Duck, a project he was excited about. The owners wanted something different and unique, and he’d actually lain awake the night before thinking about what he might create. It had been a while—eight months, to be exact—since he’d worked with any fervor on a project, and the excitement left him both relieved and guilty: Terri would never experience such joy in her work again.Several people greeted him when he walked into the restaurant.“Hey!” K...enny was seated at the counter, and he raised his mug of beer in the air. “Have a seat, Clay.”“Better not.” Clay glanced toward the entrance to the back room. “I’m already late picking up Henry.”“Just for a minute,” Kenny said. One of Shorty’s thick, juicy burgers lay half eaten on Kenny’s plate, and Clay was seduced. He ordered one for himself, then went into the back room to let Henry know he was there and make sure the old man had eaten. Returning to the main room, he took the empty seat next to his friend.“I was in here for breakfast this morning and saw your new roommate again,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’d worked late, designing an addition for a house in Duck, a project he was excited about. The owners wanted something different and unique, and he’d actually lain awake the night before thinking about what he might create. It had been a while—eight months, to be exact—since he’d worked with any fervor on a project, and the excitement left him both relieved and guilty: Terri would never experience such joy in her work again.Several people greeted him when he walked into the restaurant.“Hey!” K...enny was seated at the counter, and he raised his mug of beer in the air. “Have a seat, Clay.”“Better not.” Clay glanced toward the entrance to the back room. “I’m already late picking up Henry.”“Just for a minute,” Kenny said. One of Shorty’s thick, juicy burgers lay half eaten on Kenny’s plate, and Clay was seduced. He ordered one for himself, then went into the back room to let Henry know he was there and make sure the old man had eaten. Returning to the main room, he took the empty seat next to his friend.“I was in here for breakfast this morning and saw your new roommate again,”
What to read after Kiss River?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diane Chamberlain to read onlineMoreLess
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