Wishing On the Water (Water Series book 1)
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Men were wearing gloves and carrying bags while others dusted my door that looked like it had been broken off its frame. They looked as though they had done this a million times and it was nothing new. Jax got out of the truck and walked around and opened the door for me. As soon as I stepped out of the truck I felt out of place; I didn’t belong here. Christina was standing on the side of my gray brick house talking to a man in a suit. I had seen him at Chase’s funeral, but all the faces and n...ames had since blurred into each other. Christina was writing down notes as the man talked. I had never seen her at work before, she was like an entirely different person. She looked so serious and determined. Jax took my hand as I stood outside his truck. Watching as people walked back and forth and all the flashing lights from the police cars made this like something out of the movies, or a twist that I would put in a book. This stuff didn’t happen in real life. Jax gave my hand a squeeze and I walked with him over toward Christina.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Men were wearing gloves and carrying bags while others dusted my door that looked like it had been broken off its frame. They looked as though they had done this a million times and it was nothing new. Jax got out of the truck and walked around and opened the door for me. As soon as I stepped out of the truck I felt out of place; I didn’t belong here. Christina was standing on the side of my gray brick house talking to a man in a suit. I had seen him at Chase’s funeral, but all the faces and n...ames had since blurred into each other. Christina was writing down notes as the man talked. I had never seen her at work before, she was like an entirely different person. She looked so serious and determined. Jax took my hand as I stood outside his truck. Watching as people walked back and forth and all the flashing lights from the police cars made this like something out of the movies, or a twist that I would put in a book. This stuff didn’t happen in real life. Jax gave my hand a squeeze and I walked with him over toward Christina.
What to read after Wishing On the Water (Water Series book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth York to read onlineMoreLess
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