Whirlwind
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Vardeman, who never stops reminding me why it's nice to have good friends in far places.
The sun was white and hot, and the wind blew ceaselessly.
Annie Hatch stood alone on her ranch house porch, one hand absently rubbing her stomach as she tried to decide what to do. The late-morning sun made her squint, the temperature already riding near ninety.
But the wind that coasted across the high desert made her wish, for the first time in a long time, that she were back in California.
It hissed softl...y through the brush, and whis-pered softly in her ear.
Of course, she thought; you could also just be a doddering old fool. A quick smile, a quicker sigh, and she inhaled slowly, deeply, taking in the heat, and the pinon, and, so faintly she might have been imagining it, a sweet touch of juniper.
Wind or not, voices or not, this was, all in all, far better than Hollywood.
That was where she and Burt had made their money, so many years ago it might have been a dream; here was where they had finally made their lives, no dream at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vardeman, who never stops reminding me why it's nice to have good friends in far places.
The sun was white and hot, and the wind blew ceaselessly.
Annie Hatch stood alone on her ranch house porch, one hand absently rubbing her stomach as she tried to decide what to do. The late-morning sun made her squint, the temperature already riding near ninety.
But the wind that coasted across the high desert made her wish, for the first time in a long time, that she were back in California.
It hissed softl...y through the brush, and whis-pered softly in her ear.
Of course, she thought; you could also just be a doddering old fool. A quick smile, a quicker sigh, and she inhaled slowly, deeply, taking in the heat, and the pinon, and, so faintly she might have been imagining it, a sweet touch of juniper.
Wind or not, voices or not, this was, all in all, far better than Hollywood.
That was where she and Burt had made their money, so many years ago it might have been a dream; here was where they had finally made their lives, no dream at all.
What to read after Whirlwind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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