The Bourbon Kings #1
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MacAllan Jr. walked along the forty-foot-tall stacks of bourbon barrels, his handmade leather boots clapping against the ancient concrete floor, the scent of a hundred thousand planks of hardwood and millions of gallons of aging bourbon as good as the perfume of a woman in his nose.
Too bad he was too pissed off to enjoy it.
In his fist, a memo from corporate was crushed into a trash ball, the white paper with its laser-printed words unsalvageable. He’d had to read the damn thing three t...imes, and not just because he was severely dyslexic and written English was a largely insurmountable obstacle course for his brain.
Talk about lighting him up. He was not a hillbilly. He’d been raised in an educated family, and he’d gone to Auburn University, and he knew everything about making bourbon from the chemical processes involved to that intangible artistry stuff.
In fact, he was the highly respected Master Distiller of the most prestigious bourbon brand on the market, and the son of the most respected Master Distiller in the history of the commercial alcohol industry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MacAllan Jr. walked along the forty-foot-tall stacks of bourbon barrels, his handmade leather boots clapping against the ancient concrete floor, the scent of a hundred thousand planks of hardwood and millions of gallons of aging bourbon as good as the perfume of a woman in his nose.
Too bad he was too pissed off to enjoy it.
In his fist, a memo from corporate was crushed into a trash ball, the white paper with its laser-printed words unsalvageable. He’d had to read the damn thing three t...imes, and not just because he was severely dyslexic and written English was a largely insurmountable obstacle course for his brain.
Talk about lighting him up. He was not a hillbilly. He’d been raised in an educated family, and he’d gone to Auburn University, and he knew everything about making bourbon from the chemical processes involved to that intangible artistry stuff.
In fact, he was the highly respected Master Distiller of the most prestigious bourbon brand on the market, and the son of the most respected Master Distiller in the history of the commercial alcohol industry.
What to read after The Bourbon Kings #1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J.R. Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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