Shore Lights (2010)
Shore Lights
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Julie called out from behind the counter. “I’ll bring your coffees.”
Two of Maddy’s former schoolmates were seated at the counter, perusing what looked like architectural diagrams. Kris and Jill looked up to see the identity of the new arrivals. Kris whispered something to Jill, who whispered something back.
“Hey, Maddy!” Kris said. “Hey, Aidan!”
“How’s it going?” Jill asked, her gaze darting from Aidan to Maddy and back again.
Maddy waved hello. Aidan asked how the plans for the new house were ...going and laughed when the two women mimed sticking their heads in a matching pair of nooses.
“They’re building a house?” Maddy asked as they made their way to the only empty booth.
“Over by the lake,” he said.
“Together?”
“You didn’t know they were a couple?”
“I’m really out of the loop, aren’t I?”
“Spend a little more time with your cousins. They’ll get you caught up.”
Aidan knew everyone in the place. Hello. Hey. How ya doing. A litany of greetings.
What to read after Shore Lights?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Julie called out from behind the counter. “I’ll bring your coffees.”
Two of Maddy’s former schoolmates were seated at the counter, perusing what looked like architectural diagrams. Kris and Jill looked up to see the identity of the new arrivals. Kris whispered something to Jill, who whispered something back.
“Hey, Maddy!” Kris said. “Hey, Aidan!”
“How’s it going?” Jill asked, her gaze darting from Aidan to Maddy and back again.
Maddy waved hello. Aidan asked how the plans for the new house were ...going and laughed when the two women mimed sticking their heads in a matching pair of nooses.
“They’re building a house?” Maddy asked as they made their way to the only empty booth.
“Over by the lake,” he said.
“Together?”
“You didn’t know they were a couple?”
“I’m really out of the loop, aren’t I?”
“Spend a little more time with your cousins. They’ll get you caught up.”
Aidan knew everyone in the place. Hello. Hey. How ya doing. A litany of greetings.
What to read after Shore Lights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Bretton to read onlineMoreLess
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