Mail-Order Bride (2016)
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Caroline repeated, stunned. This reception was more than she could grasp. How she wished she hadn’t had quite so much of her aunts’ brew. Obviously this little get-together in her honor was some kind of elaborate charade—one in which Caroline had no intention of participating.
The circle of faces stared anxiously, growing more and more distressed at the length of time it took her to respond to the question.
“Caroline?” Even Paul’s gruff voice revealed his uneasiness.
Caroline opened her mouth to... tell them that if they were going to play silly tricks on her, she didn’t want anything to do with this party. She looked at Paul and blinked. “I thought you were supposed to be my guide.” Apparently, folks took the guiding business seriously in these parts.
Father Nabokov smiled gently. “He will guide you throughout your life, my child.”
A clatter rose from the crowd as several people started arguing loudly. Father Nabokov raised his arms above his head and waved. “Miss Myers.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Caroline repeated, stunned. This reception was more than she could grasp. How she wished she hadn’t had quite so much of her aunts’ brew. Obviously this little get-together in her honor was some kind of elaborate charade—one in which Caroline had no intention of participating.
The circle of faces stared anxiously, growing more and more distressed at the length of time it took her to respond to the question.
“Caroline?” Even Paul’s gruff voice revealed his uneasiness.
Caroline opened her mouth to... tell them that if they were going to play silly tricks on her, she didn’t want anything to do with this party. She looked at Paul and blinked. “I thought you were supposed to be my guide.” Apparently, folks took the guiding business seriously in these parts.
Father Nabokov smiled gently. “He will guide you throughout your life, my child.”
A clatter rose from the crowd as several people started arguing loudly. Father Nabokov raised his arms above his head and waved. “Miss Myers.”
What to read after Mail-Order Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Debbie Macomber to read onlineMoreLess
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