That Old Flame of Mine
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The burned remains of Tory’s house no doubt gave them plenty to talk about.
Stella laughed at herself. She wasn’t a fanciful or overly imaginative person by nature, certainly not prone to giving personalities to old houses. She blamed it on the people and this town. Sweet Pepper was rich with legends of the mountains. Since the day she arrived, she’d realized that locals kept the tradition alive by telling and retelling old tales—like those of Eric Gamlyn’s ghost and his many exploits in lif...e.
Maybe once she’d proved to herself what was really going on at the cabin, she could prove it to everyone else and they could let go of the old chief. Then the town could sell the cabin. It was too nice to stay empty all the time.
She appreciated that the local lore was beautiful and important to the people of Sweet Pepper. But it was important to honor Gamlyn’s achievements in life rather than believe he was still hanging around haunting the cabin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The burned remains of Tory’s house no doubt gave them plenty to talk about.
Stella laughed at herself. She wasn’t a fanciful or overly imaginative person by nature, certainly not prone to giving personalities to old houses. She blamed it on the people and this town. Sweet Pepper was rich with legends of the mountains. Since the day she arrived, she’d realized that locals kept the tradition alive by telling and retelling old tales—like those of Eric Gamlyn’s ghost and his many exploits in lif...e.
Maybe once she’d proved to herself what was really going on at the cabin, she could prove it to everyone else and they could let go of the old chief. Then the town could sell the cabin. It was too nice to stay empty all the time.
She appreciated that the local lore was beautiful and important to the people of Sweet Pepper. But it was important to honor Gamlyn’s achievements in life rather than believe he was still hanging around haunting the cabin.
What to read after That Old Flame of Mine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J.J. Cook to read onlineMoreLess
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