Magnolia Dawn (1994)
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Fog had begun to roll off the river shortly after dark. It cloaked the grounds in diaphanous billows of white, reminding Anna of the nights she had sat in this very rocking chair, listening raptly to her father as he wove exciting, romantic tales about the Old South and their ancestors.
Anna smiled at the memory, listening now to the songs of the cricket and the bullfrog, being lulled by the rhythmic creak of her chair. The day had passed quickly and pleasurably. She had allowed herself the luxu...ry of doing nothing productive. She’d picked flowers in what had once been the formal gardens, had walked to the levee and gazed for an hour at the lazy river; she’d sat under the largest magnolia on the plantation and read a book that had nothing to do with anything but enjoying herself. And now, she just sat, enjoying the richness of the white-black night.
She rested her head against the chair’s high back. Her day would have been totally relaxing if not for Rush Cousins. No matter where she’d been on the plantation, she’d been aware of him, of his presence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fog had begun to roll off the river shortly after dark. It cloaked the grounds in diaphanous billows of white, reminding Anna of the nights she had sat in this very rocking chair, listening raptly to her father as he wove exciting, romantic tales about the Old South and their ancestors.
Anna smiled at the memory, listening now to the songs of the cricket and the bullfrog, being lulled by the rhythmic creak of her chair. The day had passed quickly and pleasurably. She had allowed herself the luxu...ry of doing nothing productive. She’d picked flowers in what had once been the formal gardens, had walked to the levee and gazed for an hour at the lazy river; she’d sat under the largest magnolia on the plantation and read a book that had nothing to do with anything but enjoying herself. And now, she just sat, enjoying the richness of the white-black night.
She rested her head against the chair’s high back. Her day would have been totally relaxing if not for Rush Cousins. No matter where she’d been on the plantation, she’d been aware of him, of his presence.
What to read after Magnolia Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erica Spindler to read onlineMoreLess
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