Uncommon Enemy (2010)
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Her husband looked up from The Dominion. “You read it Ruth and then I’ll have a look through it.”
“I’ve already read it while you were listening to the midday news.”
“How’s she getting on? Seeing plenty of Hamish I hope.”
Ruth sat down in the opposite chair and leaned closer to the fire.
“She only mentioned him once – sort of in passing. Seems to be enjoying the position at the Northern Club. Also said she’d made some new friends at the local church.”
“Female, I hope.”
“I...’m sure they are, Fred. We both know she went to Auckland to be with Hamish.”
“I should think so, too. We’re deeply indebted to David Beavis and his son for saving us from the poor house. Furthermore, when Hamish said he’d stand by Carol he was as good as his word. Saved my good name from being dragged through the mud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her husband looked up from The Dominion. “You read it Ruth and then I’ll have a look through it.”
“I’ve already read it while you were listening to the midday news.”
“How’s she getting on? Seeing plenty of Hamish I hope.”
Ruth sat down in the opposite chair and leaned closer to the fire.
“She only mentioned him once – sort of in passing. Seems to be enjoying the position at the Northern Club. Also said she’d made some new friends at the local church.”
“Female, I hope.”
“I...’m sure they are, Fred. We both know she went to Auckland to be with Hamish.”
“I should think so, too. We’re deeply indebted to David Beavis and his son for saving us from the poor house. Furthermore, when Hamish said he’d stand by Carol he was as good as his word. Saved my good name from being dragged through the mud.
What to read after Uncommon Enemy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Reynolds to read onlineMoreLess
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