Mariana (2011)
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Even now, in the middle of May, the garden was deliciously twisted and tangled, with tiny flowers clinging to every crevice of the old stone wall surrounding the yard. I stood on the back step for a moment, loitering in silent admiration.
'Coming up behind you,' Iain Sumner announced from several yards away. 'There,' he said, joining me on the steps, 'was that better?' Laughing, I shook my head. 'I'm sorry, but no. I still jumped.' 'Ah, well,' he sighed, 'we'll think of something. I'd not want t...o give you a coronary.' 'Hullo!' Geoffrey de Mornay came round the corner of the house, looking oddly elegant in denim jeans and a casual shirt. His greeting was directed at Iain, but his smile, I fancied, was for me.
'Why would you be giving her a coronary?' he asked. Iain grinned. 'I move like a damned cat.' 'I beg your pardon?' 'He keeps sneaking up on me,' I clarified.
Iain took offense at that, raising both eyebrows in mock indignation. 'A Scotsman,' he informed me, 'never sneaks.' 'Well, whatever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even now, in the middle of May, the garden was deliciously twisted and tangled, with tiny flowers clinging to every crevice of the old stone wall surrounding the yard. I stood on the back step for a moment, loitering in silent admiration.
'Coming up behind you,' Iain Sumner announced from several yards away. 'There,' he said, joining me on the steps, 'was that better?' Laughing, I shook my head. 'I'm sorry, but no. I still jumped.' 'Ah, well,' he sighed, 'we'll think of something. I'd not want t...o give you a coronary.' 'Hullo!' Geoffrey de Mornay came round the corner of the house, looking oddly elegant in denim jeans and a casual shirt. His greeting was directed at Iain, but his smile, I fancied, was for me.
'Why would you be giving her a coronary?' he asked. Iain grinned. 'I move like a damned cat.' 'I beg your pardon?' 'He keeps sneaking up on me,' I clarified.
Iain took offense at that, raising both eyebrows in mock indignation. 'A Scotsman,' he informed me, 'never sneaks.' 'Well, whatever.
What to read after Mariana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susanna Kearsley to read onlineMoreLess
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