The Temptation of Savannah O'neill
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SAVANNAH MUTTERED as the strange man climbed the stairs, like some kind of predatory cat, all muscle and intention. His shaggy brown hair gleamed like polished wood and his green eyes radiated something hot and awful that she felt in the core of her body—a trembling where there hadn’t been one in years. Hot sweat ran between her breasts under her white cotton shirt. “This is not a good idea.”“Please, Savannah,” Margot all but purred, her eyes hovering over the man like a honeybee. “Look at him. ...It’s a fabulous idea.”Savannah’s hand tightened on the door as if her muscles were about to override her system and slam the door in his handsome, chiseled face.But then he was there, big and masculine on the tattered welcome mat. C.J., the little tart, stepped out of the sleeping porch to curl around his dusty boots.Seriously, that cat gave all of them a bad name.“My name is Matt Howe,” he said, holding out his hand.Margot shook it, clasping Matt’s big paw in her lily-white one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SAVANNAH MUTTERED as the strange man climbed the stairs, like some kind of predatory cat, all muscle and intention. His shaggy brown hair gleamed like polished wood and his green eyes radiated something hot and awful that she felt in the core of her body—a trembling where there hadn’t been one in years. Hot sweat ran between her breasts under her white cotton shirt. “This is not a good idea.”“Please, Savannah,” Margot all but purred, her eyes hovering over the man like a honeybee. “Look at him. ...It’s a fabulous idea.”Savannah’s hand tightened on the door as if her muscles were about to override her system and slam the door in his handsome, chiseled face.But then he was there, big and masculine on the tattered welcome mat. C.J., the little tart, stepped out of the sleeping porch to curl around his dusty boots.Seriously, that cat gave all of them a bad name.“My name is Matt Howe,” he said, holding out his hand.Margot shook it, clasping Matt’s big paw in her lily-white one.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Molly O'keefe to read onlineMoreLess
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