Seduction
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she asked, suddenly wanting or needing to fill the silence with banter that didn’t have any subtext.
“I went to the hotel to fetch you, and Mrs. O’Neil told me you’d taken off on foot. She said she’d warned you it can get dangerous out here in the dark; why didn’t you listen to her?”
“It’s not dark yet.”
“But it will be soon. Evening falls early and quickly here. I know these paths well, but it still can get dicey once the sun sets. Bad things can happen in these woods.”
“Dicey? As in ghosts?” ...she asked, surprised she’d asked such a jejune question and done it with so little panache.
But he wasn’t looking at her as if it were an odd juvenile query at all.
“Well, I meant dicey as in wolves,” he answered. Paused. “But yes, some say ghosts too. Does that frighten you?”
“Which, that there are wolves or that there are ghosts?”
“Either? Both?”
“Well, I’m not scared of ghosts,” she said. “I don’t believe in them.”
“That’s good.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
she asked, suddenly wanting or needing to fill the silence with banter that didn’t have any subtext.
“I went to the hotel to fetch you, and Mrs. O’Neil told me you’d taken off on foot. She said she’d warned you it can get dangerous out here in the dark; why didn’t you listen to her?”
“It’s not dark yet.”
“But it will be soon. Evening falls early and quickly here. I know these paths well, but it still can get dicey once the sun sets. Bad things can happen in these woods.”
“Dicey? As in ghosts?” ...she asked, surprised she’d asked such a jejune question and done it with so little panache.
But he wasn’t looking at her as if it were an odd juvenile query at all.
“Well, I meant dicey as in wolves,” he answered. Paused. “But yes, some say ghosts too. Does that frighten you?”
“Which, that there are wolves or that there are ghosts?”
“Either? Both?”
“Well, I’m not scared of ghosts,” she said. “I don’t believe in them.”
“That’s good.”
What to read after Seduction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M.J. Rose to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 3 years ago
Stopped at chapter 15 very annoying as I was enjoying it and it was a disappointment when I could not continue. Hard to not finish a book once started
34vicki 5 years ago
Could not finish reading this book. It ended mid-way through.Write Review:
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