Seed No Evil (2013)
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I’d added the Victorian-inspired parlor when I’d first purchased the shop more than a year and a half ago as a way to draw in more customers, and luckily, it had paid off. For many of the clerks and secretaries at the courthouse across the street, Bloomers was the first stop of the morning to get their cup of java and a scone.
I stepped into the parlor to let Grace know I was leaving and found her making the rounds of customers seated at the white ice-cream parlor tables, with the coffeepot ...in one hand and teapot in the other, pouring refills and chatting.
“Grace,” I said, taking her aside, “I’ve got a meeting with Marco at the bar about my mom’s situation. I’ve already told Lottie. I’ll be back by one o’clock, well ahead of the Monday Afternoon Lady Poets Society get-together.”
“I’d wish you luck, but you don’t need it,” Grace said in a whisper. “That darling man of yours will be delighted to help.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’d added the Victorian-inspired parlor when I’d first purchased the shop more than a year and a half ago as a way to draw in more customers, and luckily, it had paid off. For many of the clerks and secretaries at the courthouse across the street, Bloomers was the first stop of the morning to get their cup of java and a scone.
I stepped into the parlor to let Grace know I was leaving and found her making the rounds of customers seated at the white ice-cream parlor tables, with the coffeepot ...in one hand and teapot in the other, pouring refills and chatting.
“Grace,” I said, taking her aside, “I’ve got a meeting with Marco at the bar about my mom’s situation. I’ve already told Lottie. I’ll be back by one o’clock, well ahead of the Monday Afternoon Lady Poets Society get-together.”
“I’d wish you luck, but you don’t need it,” Grace said in a whisper. “That darling man of yours will be delighted to help.
What to read after Seed No Evil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Collins to read onlineMoreLess
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