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He chuckled rather than skittering off like so many did. He put time into her, attention. She narrowed her eyes, waiting. MESMERIZED by Lauren Dane
He took the sofa across from her.
Edge Of Sight – Roxanne St. Claire
Can’t wait to read The Departed 🙂
A distant pounding startled her, and she spun around to the dog. “What was that?”
Eternal Rider – Larissa Ione
“Someone from the ranch always goes with her”
Christine Feehan’s Dark Predator.
“It was always you, you contacting and then you send me a letter telling me I can’t do something I never done!”
Never Enough by Lauren Dane.
I’m going to have to do this in two parts, because in the book I have in my purse, page 56 only has 4 sentences. The next chapter starts on page 57, so I’ll do the last paragraph (pretty much) from page 56, and the fifth sentence from page 57.
Page 56: “Correction. Two people knew about the murder: me and the killer. I mean the killer and I. Grammatically correct or not, the knowledge scared the h-e-double-hockeysticks out of me!”
Page 57: “Eventually, however, economics won out. I needed the moola.”
Later,
Lynn
OK, maybe I should add the title and author? Ya think?!?
“Calamity Jane,” by Kathleen Bacus.
Later,
Lynn, kicking herself.
“Mr. Chandler took the list and glanced over it.”
from Ripe for Scandal by Isobel Carr
“Go make your presence known in the cabin, Commander.”
Hope’s Folly by Linnea Sinclair
“I had inconvenienced him, but I hadn’t hurt him. It was an important distinction.”
Basilisk by Rob Thurman