Right Brother (2006)
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She wondered how many people would guess just from that motion that he’d been a high school quarterback.
They’d driven in his car to the river bend just outside of town. From the patch of asphalt off the side of the road known as Makeout Lookout, they’d followed a narrow path through trees and brush to where the river had worn a quarter-moon of sandy earth clear. This was what passed for a beach in Drago. She’s always preferred the swimming hole on the other side of town.
“Thanks for coming out ...here with me, Jenny.” The name sounded unfamiliar. He was the only person who still called her Jenny. And she hadn’t heard it from him in years.
“You said it was urgent.”
He nodded, then skipped another stone across the nearly still water. The droning of insects rose and fell before he spoke.
“She says she’ll leave me,” her brother finally said.
“Amy said that? Really?”
As astonished as she was, she didn’t dismiss his words. Her sister-in-law didn’t say things she didn’t mean.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wondered how many people would guess just from that motion that he’d been a high school quarterback.
They’d driven in his car to the river bend just outside of town. From the patch of asphalt off the side of the road known as Makeout Lookout, they’d followed a narrow path through trees and brush to where the river had worn a quarter-moon of sandy earth clear. This was what passed for a beach in Drago. She’s always preferred the swimming hole on the other side of town.
“Thanks for coming out ...here with me, Jenny.” The name sounded unfamiliar. He was the only person who still called her Jenny. And she hadn’t heard it from him in years.
“You said it was urgent.”
He nodded, then skipped another stone across the nearly still water. The droning of insects rose and fell before he spoke.
“She says she’ll leave me,” her brother finally said.
“Amy said that? Really?”
As astonished as she was, she didn’t dismiss his words. Her sister-in-law didn’t say things she didn’t mean.
What to read after Right Brother?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Mclinn to read onlineMoreLess
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