Rage of Passion (1986)
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Gabriel was impatient and irritable because of his arm, and he seemed to hate the whole world. Nothing pleased him—least of all, it appeared, having Maggie in the house. He treated her with a cold formality that raised goose bumps on her arms. It was obvious that he was tolerating her for his mother's sake alone. And just in case she hadn't already guessed it on her own, he spelled it out for her at breakfast three days after she'd arrived.
He glanced up coldly when she sat down. It was just the... two of them, because his mother was still upstairs. She and Maggie had been up late talking the night before, and Janet seemed to sleep poorly anyway.
“I'm sorry, am I late?” she asked, throwing out a white flag.
He smoked his cigarette quietly, his icy eyes level and cutting. “Do you care, one way or another?” he asked.
She took a deep breath. “I realize you don't want me here…”
“That's an understatement.” He rolled the cigarette between his lean, dark fingers while he studied her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gabriel was impatient and irritable because of his arm, and he seemed to hate the whole world. Nothing pleased him—least of all, it appeared, having Maggie in the house. He treated her with a cold formality that raised goose bumps on her arms. It was obvious that he was tolerating her for his mother's sake alone. And just in case she hadn't already guessed it on her own, he spelled it out for her at breakfast three days after she'd arrived.
He glanced up coldly when she sat down. It was just the... two of them, because his mother was still upstairs. She and Maggie had been up late talking the night before, and Janet seemed to sleep poorly anyway.
“I'm sorry, am I late?” she asked, throwing out a white flag.
He smoked his cigarette quietly, his icy eyes level and cutting. “Do you care, one way or another?” he asked.
She took a deep breath. “I realize you don't want me here…”
“That's an understatement.” He rolled the cigarette between his lean, dark fingers while he studied her.
What to read after Rage of Passion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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