Summer in Sorrento
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A balmy breeze floated in the open window of the kitchen and tickled the back of Maia Connolly’s neck as she stood at the sink washing lemons she’d just plucked from the fruit trees languishing in the sunshine on the side of her farmhouse.
Taking a deep breath, she closed her eyes and allowed her senses to take it all in.
She smelled the azaleas that had just come to life outside her kitchen window—their fragrance mixed with the scent of the saltwater spray that floated up distantly be...low from the Bay of Naples. Opening her eyes, the view that her husband Jim had loved so much welcomed her, and she dropped the lemon she had been holding in a colander, allowing herself a momentary respite to simply“be.” Glancing down at the ring on her left hand, she used the fingers of her right to twirl it longingly, remembering the day that Jim had placed it there.
“I hope you can see what I see right now, love,”she whispered to the air—her Irish accent peppering her words. She imagined that Jim was standing next to her, remembering how much he loved to simply take in the view of Mt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A balmy breeze floated in the open window of the kitchen and tickled the back of Maia Connolly’s neck as she stood at the sink washing lemons she’d just plucked from the fruit trees languishing in the sunshine on the side of her farmhouse.
Taking a deep breath, she closed her eyes and allowed her senses to take it all in.
She smelled the azaleas that had just come to life outside her kitchen window—their fragrance mixed with the scent of the saltwater spray that floated up distantly be...low from the Bay of Naples. Opening her eyes, the view that her husband Jim had loved so much welcomed her, and she dropped the lemon she had been holding in a colander, allowing herself a momentary respite to simply“be.” Glancing down at the ring on her left hand, she used the fingers of her right to twirl it longingly, remembering the day that Jim had placed it there.
“I hope you can see what I see right now, love,”she whispered to the air—her Irish accent peppering her words. She imagined that Jim was standing next to her, remembering how much he loved to simply take in the view of Mt.
What to read after Summer in Sorrento?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melissa Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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