Red Dust Dreaming (2015)
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The adults need to talk. How about you go play in your room for a little bit?” Caden sat relaxed, one arm draped over the back of kitchen chair, his long legs stretched out beneath the table. A square of morning light illuminated a patch of table and Thelma slid the butter out of its reach. Luke looked at each of the adults in turn and finding no ally dutifully climbed down off of his chair and scurried off down the corridor.
Lizzie shifted nervously in her seat. After yesterday’s startling ...kiss she had no idea what to expect from this man. He’d said he intended to make things magical. What exactly had he meant by that? She’d lain awake half the night trying to analyse his words. She couldn’t let herself believe the kiss meant anything, at least not what she wanted it to mean. How could it mean anything when they both knew she must leave?
Caden waited, listening for signs of Luke at play before he spoke. “Okay ladies, we need to talk about Angela’s ashes.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The adults need to talk. How about you go play in your room for a little bit?” Caden sat relaxed, one arm draped over the back of kitchen chair, his long legs stretched out beneath the table. A square of morning light illuminated a patch of table and Thelma slid the butter out of its reach. Luke looked at each of the adults in turn and finding no ally dutifully climbed down off of his chair and scurried off down the corridor.
Lizzie shifted nervously in her seat. After yesterday’s startling ...kiss she had no idea what to expect from this man. He’d said he intended to make things magical. What exactly had he meant by that? She’d lain awake half the night trying to analyse his words. She couldn’t let herself believe the kiss meant anything, at least not what she wanted it to mean. How could it mean anything when they both knew she must leave?
Caden waited, listening for signs of Luke at play before he spoke. “Okay ladies, we need to talk about Angela’s ashes.”
What to read after Red Dust Dreaming?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eva Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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