Women And War
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The stage stood deserted and ghostly in the light of the moon and the air was full of the smell of crushed grass. Tara closed her eyes and lifted her chin, breathing it in and imagining she could still hear the roar of the crowd.
Oh, what a night – what a night! And it hadn’t ended there. The adulation had extended to the mess party where the officers young and old had vied for her favours, flattering her, teasing her, falling over themselves to buy her drinks. Finally, the CO himself had ma...de an appearance and staked a claim.
‘She’s my find, this one!’ he had declared putting an arm around her and pulling her uncomfortably close. ‘ The moment she came to me for help I knew we would have a winner on our hands. And splendidly right I turned out to be!’ Tara dimpled him a sideways smile while her eyes skeetered around the room looking for Richard. Tricky! She couldn’t afford to offend the CO but neither did she want Richard to think she was leading him on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The stage stood deserted and ghostly in the light of the moon and the air was full of the smell of crushed grass. Tara closed her eyes and lifted her chin, breathing it in and imagining she could still hear the roar of the crowd.
Oh, what a night – what a night! And it hadn’t ended there. The adulation had extended to the mess party where the officers young and old had vied for her favours, flattering her, teasing her, falling over themselves to buy her drinks. Finally, the CO himself had ma...de an appearance and staked a claim.
‘She’s my find, this one!’ he had declared putting an arm around her and pulling her uncomfortably close. ‘ The moment she came to me for help I knew we would have a winner on our hands. And splendidly right I turned out to be!’ Tara dimpled him a sideways smile while her eyes skeetered around the room looking for Richard. Tricky! She couldn’t afford to offend the CO but neither did she want Richard to think she was leading him on.
What to read after Women And War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janet Tanner to read onlineMoreLess
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