Someone Like You
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Mac left the beaches and turned toward the center of town. It was almost eleven and already the temperature was near eighty. Hot weather meant plenty of customers at the vending carts by the boardwalk and lots of tourists too enchanted to head back to the big city.
The jails were empty, the court schedule light and there were very few clouds on the horizon. For the most part—life was good.
Except for Emily, Mac thought. In the past week he’d thought a lot about what he’d overheard when Jill had ...taken his daughter for the evening, and he was still at a loss as to how to win his daughter’s trust. He loved her with every fiber of his being, but that wasn’t enough. He vowed to keep trying to convince her he would al ways be there for her.
“Keep showing up,” he told himself. She was eight—didn’t actions speak louder than words?
Their day of sailing had been great. They’d laughed and she’d done a hell of a job steering the boat. But back at the house, she’d still insisted her food match her clothes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mac left the beaches and turned toward the center of town. It was almost eleven and already the temperature was near eighty. Hot weather meant plenty of customers at the vending carts by the boardwalk and lots of tourists too enchanted to head back to the big city.
The jails were empty, the court schedule light and there were very few clouds on the horizon. For the most part—life was good.
Except for Emily, Mac thought. In the past week he’d thought a lot about what he’d overheard when Jill had ...taken his daughter for the evening, and he was still at a loss as to how to win his daughter’s trust. He loved her with every fiber of his being, but that wasn’t enough. He vowed to keep trying to convince her he would al ways be there for her.
“Keep showing up,” he told himself. She was eight—didn’t actions speak louder than words?
Their day of sailing had been great. They’d laughed and she’d done a hell of a job steering the boat. But back at the house, she’d still insisted her food match her clothes.
What to read after Someone Like You?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Mallery to read onlineMoreLess
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