Silverton: Claims On the Heart (2014)
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It didn’t do a thing to ease the anger seething inside him. Was this how it was going to be? Second choice. Good enough to keep company when the great Martin Long didn’t beckon. He didn’t think so.
He was honest enough to admit that he’d lost his heart to Kathleen. And he was proud enough to know he wouldn’t respect himself if he groveled for her affection.
He knew what Martin was like. And he’d tried to tell her. Now the choice was up to Kathleen. If she chose to stand him up for Martin, so be ...it.
Yet, for all his bitter determination, he knew it would not be easy to stay away from her.
Nancy was agog with wonder at the inside of the Grand Hotel. She commented on the chandelier, the tablecloths, the drapery, and the carpeting.
Papa also beamed with pleasure when the waiter, wearing an impeccable white jacket, brought his menu.
“Have whatever you like,” Martin said. “Anything at all.”
They all ordered thick steaks, and Martin ordered wine all around.
Kathleen let its warmth ease the lump in her throat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It didn’t do a thing to ease the anger seething inside him. Was this how it was going to be? Second choice. Good enough to keep company when the great Martin Long didn’t beckon. He didn’t think so.
He was honest enough to admit that he’d lost his heart to Kathleen. And he was proud enough to know he wouldn’t respect himself if he groveled for her affection.
He knew what Martin was like. And he’d tried to tell her. Now the choice was up to Kathleen. If she chose to stand him up for Martin, so be ...it.
Yet, for all his bitter determination, he knew it would not be easy to stay away from her.
Nancy was agog with wonder at the inside of the Grand Hotel. She commented on the chandelier, the tablecloths, the drapery, and the carpeting.
Papa also beamed with pleasure when the waiter, wearing an impeccable white jacket, brought his menu.
“Have whatever you like,” Martin said. “Anything at all.”
They all ordered thick steaks, and Martin ordered wine all around.
Kathleen let its warmth ease the lump in her throat.
What to read after Silverton: Claims On the Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karen Cogan to read onlineMoreLess
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