Pecan Pie And Deadly Lies (An Adams Grove Novel)
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Kasey hoped Riley had made her famous red velvet cake, with the creamiest frosting this side of the Mississippi. It’d always been her favorite, but you never knew with Riley. She could get a wild hair and try out something new on you at the oddest times. She didn’t have the commitment to tradition that most people did. One year she’d surprised them all with shrimp and grits for Thanksgiving dinner. Nick had almost come unglued. In his mind it was law that turkey be served for Thanksgiving, and a...lthough the meal was excellent, they’d had to stop at the market on the way home and buy one to satisfy Nick’s expectations.
Kasey ran outside to greet them.
“Mom!” Jake ran toward her. “We had so much fun and we went to the old house and Von took me to get ice cream and we stayed up late making your cake and I got to lick the beaters and we made a fort and I beat Uncle Von at basketball too.”
“Weren’t you just gone like less than twenty-four hours?” she teased Von.
“Hey, we had some fun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kasey hoped Riley had made her famous red velvet cake, with the creamiest frosting this side of the Mississippi. It’d always been her favorite, but you never knew with Riley. She could get a wild hair and try out something new on you at the oddest times. She didn’t have the commitment to tradition that most people did. One year she’d surprised them all with shrimp and grits for Thanksgiving dinner. Nick had almost come unglued. In his mind it was law that turkey be served for Thanksgiving, and a...lthough the meal was excellent, they’d had to stop at the market on the way home and buy one to satisfy Nick’s expectations.
Kasey ran outside to greet them.
“Mom!” Jake ran toward her. “We had so much fun and we went to the old house and Von took me to get ice cream and we stayed up late making your cake and I got to lick the beaters and we made a fort and I beat Uncle Von at basketball too.”
“Weren’t you just gone like less than twenty-four hours?” she teased Von.
“Hey, we had some fun.
What to read after Pecan Pie And Deadly Lies (An Adams Grove Novel)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Naigle, Nancy to read onlineMoreLess
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