Mail-Order Groom (2010)
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For the past hour or more, Curtis had been passed out in a chair beside the bedroom window, snoring fit to beat the band. With his feet propped up on the windowsill and his hat on crooked, his lips flapping with them snores of his, Curtis appeared to be planning to snooze for a while longer, too.
Linus felt fortunate he hadn’t been paired with Wyatt for this endeavor—or, for the love of all things holy, Edward—but that didn’t mean he liked it. He didn’t like it one little bit.
He especially didn...’t like it because of the fact that Curtis was making him do all the work. At least now he was, now that Curtis had done his piece by sweet-talking somebody into letting the two of them “rent” the place for a month or so.
In truth, he and Curtis wouldn’t be at that house for more than a few nights. Maybe less, depending on how things went off. They only needed the place in order to keep a watch on the house across the street, like Roy had ordered them to do. But that would have sounded strange to most folks—and like Curtis had explained to Linus, what the house’s owners didn’t know wouldn’t hurt them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the past hour or more, Curtis had been passed out in a chair beside the bedroom window, snoring fit to beat the band. With his feet propped up on the windowsill and his hat on crooked, his lips flapping with them snores of his, Curtis appeared to be planning to snooze for a while longer, too.
Linus felt fortunate he hadn’t been paired with Wyatt for this endeavor—or, for the love of all things holy, Edward—but that didn’t mean he liked it. He didn’t like it one little bit.
He especially didn...’t like it because of the fact that Curtis was making him do all the work. At least now he was, now that Curtis had done his piece by sweet-talking somebody into letting the two of them “rent” the place for a month or so.
In truth, he and Curtis wouldn’t be at that house for more than a few nights. Maybe less, depending on how things went off. They only needed the place in order to keep a watch on the house across the street, like Roy had ordered them to do. But that would have sounded strange to most folks—and like Curtis had explained to Linus, what the house’s owners didn’t know wouldn’t hurt them.
What to read after Mail-Order Groom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Plumley to read onlineMoreLess
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