Orchard Valley Brides (2010)
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Norah asked Sherry as they sat by the swimming pool in the yard behind her sprawling luxury home. Both three-year-old Jeff and baby Grace were napping, and Norah and Sherry were spending a leisurely afternoon soaking up the sun. “Texas is oil wells, cattle and cotton. It’s grassy plains and mountains.”
“And desert,” Sherry added.
“That, too. Texas is chicken-fried steak, black-eyed peas and hot biscuits and gravy. Actually, I’ve discovered,” Norah said with a grin, “that most Texans will eat jus...t about anything. They’ve downed so many chili peppers over the years that they’ve burned out their taste buds.”
“I’ve really come to love this state.” Sherry sipped from her glass of iced tea. “Everyone’s so friendly.”
“It’s known as the Lone Star state, but a lot of folks call it the Friendship state, too.”
That didn’t surprise Sherry.
“The men are hilarious,” Norah continued, her eyes dancing with silent laughter. “Oh, they don’t mean to be, but I swear they’ve got some of the craziest ideas about…well, practically everything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Norah asked Sherry as they sat by the swimming pool in the yard behind her sprawling luxury home. Both three-year-old Jeff and baby Grace were napping, and Norah and Sherry were spending a leisurely afternoon soaking up the sun. “Texas is oil wells, cattle and cotton. It’s grassy plains and mountains.”
“And desert,” Sherry added.
“That, too. Texas is chicken-fried steak, black-eyed peas and hot biscuits and gravy. Actually, I’ve discovered,” Norah said with a grin, “that most Texans will eat jus...t about anything. They’ve downed so many chili peppers over the years that they’ve burned out their taste buds.”
“I’ve really come to love this state.” Sherry sipped from her glass of iced tea. “Everyone’s so friendly.”
“It’s known as the Lone Star state, but a lot of folks call it the Friendship state, too.”
That didn’t surprise Sherry.
“The men are hilarious,” Norah continued, her eyes dancing with silent laughter. “Oh, they don’t mean to be, but I swear they’ve got some of the craziest ideas about…well, practically everything.
What to read after Orchard Valley Brides?
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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