The Kidnapped Christmas Bride (Taming of the Sheenans book 3)
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They were giant wildebeests swarming with flies. So no, she wasn’t nervous. She was terrified.
Not terrified of marrying Lawrence, but terrified that if she didn’t marry him, the rest of her life would be just as hard as it’d been the first thirty-three years.
She was ready to lose the Douglas off her name. Ready to no longer be that tragic McKenna Douglas who’d lost five of her immediate family members as a not-quite-fourteen year old in the Douglas Home Invasion Tragedy nineteen years ago. Peo...ple spoke of it like that, in newspaper headlines.
She was ready to stop being the brave girl folks hovered over, worrying about, petting, protecting to the point that McKenna couldn’t show fear or anxiety or everyone would hover more and worry more and suffocate her with the worrying that changed nothing, and the hovering that made it impossible to breathe. The only one who never hovered and worried was Trey and she’d loved him for it.
And hated him.
But that was neither here nor there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were giant wildebeests swarming with flies. So no, she wasn’t nervous. She was terrified.
Not terrified of marrying Lawrence, but terrified that if she didn’t marry him, the rest of her life would be just as hard as it’d been the first thirty-three years.
She was ready to lose the Douglas off her name. Ready to no longer be that tragic McKenna Douglas who’d lost five of her immediate family members as a not-quite-fourteen year old in the Douglas Home Invasion Tragedy nineteen years ago. Peo...ple spoke of it like that, in newspaper headlines.
She was ready to stop being the brave girl folks hovered over, worrying about, petting, protecting to the point that McKenna couldn’t show fear or anxiety or everyone would hover more and worry more and suffocate her with the worrying that changed nothing, and the hovering that made it impossible to breathe. The only one who never hovered and worried was Trey and she’d loved him for it.
And hated him.
But that was neither here nor there.
What to read after The Kidnapped Christmas Bride (Taming of the Sheenans book 3)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Porter Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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