Vulnerable (Morgans of Nashville)
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When Jake parked in front of the small bar in the west end of Nashville, his third coffee consumed, his second wind kicked into play and chased away the fatigue that burrowed into his skull. Juiced like this, he could keep going most of the night.
The bar where Tracy Ryder worked was housed in what had been a one-story home with a large front porch, tin roof, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Small round tables with their patrons crowded the porch and main room inside.
He got out of his car, jangl...ing his keys in his hand as he followed the small slate path to the front steps. Guitar music blended with a rusty male voice and the hum of a dozen conversations. He shrugged his shoulders, easing his right elbow back until it butted against his gun.
A few patrons on the front porch stopped in mid conversation to glance his way as if they understood this call was business and not pleasure.
His dark hair, slicked back, accentuated his square face and the beard covered his strong chin. Cowboy boots didn’t quite offset the crisp white shirt, the dark tie, or the swagger practiced by every boy on the streets of South Boston.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Jake parked in front of the small bar in the west end of Nashville, his third coffee consumed, his second wind kicked into play and chased away the fatigue that burrowed into his skull. Juiced like this, he could keep going most of the night.
The bar where Tracy Ryder worked was housed in what had been a one-story home with a large front porch, tin roof, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Small round tables with their patrons crowded the porch and main room inside.
He got out of his car, jangl...ing his keys in his hand as he followed the small slate path to the front steps. Guitar music blended with a rusty male voice and the hum of a dozen conversations. He shrugged his shoulders, easing his right elbow back until it butted against his gun.
A few patrons on the front porch stopped in mid conversation to glance his way as if they understood this call was business and not pleasure.
His dark hair, slicked back, accentuated his square face and the beard covered his strong chin. Cowboy boots didn’t quite offset the crisp white shirt, the dark tie, or the swagger practiced by every boy on the streets of South Boston.
What to read after Vulnerable (Morgans of Nashville)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Burton to read onlineMoreLess
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