Nora Roberts
Stories
2
Chapters
34
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155.2 K
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Reading
12 h, 55 m
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THEY ATE LIKE WOLVES, BECKETT INCLUDED. MAYBE virtual war followed by a minor meatball fight piqued the appetite. After the meal, the best solution he could come up with was to strip them down in the tiny laundry room off the kitchen. As he tossed his spaghetti-tagged shirt in the machine for good measure, the boys did what naked boys have done throughout history. They ran around the house yelling like heathens. He wasn’t sure which was more of a mess, the kitchen or the kids, but opted to deal…-
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SINCE YARD WORK WASN’T ON THE WEEKEND AGENDA, AND he couldn’t think of a reasonable excuse to drop by Clare’s, Beckett put some extra time in at the family shop. With the dogs and his iPod for company, he set to work building the wood frame that would cap in the stone arch leading from The Lobby to the entrance hallway. He didn’t do as much fine carpentry or cabinetmaking as his brothers, but enjoyed it when he did. And for the moment, he liked having the shop to himself. He remembered…
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“Why don’t we start up there, and the innkeeper’s apartment? You can meet the rest of the family.” “Perfect.” She felt a little tug from the left as they started the turn toward the third floor. “Elizabeth and Darcy,” Justine told her when she hesitated. “Both these front rooms have access to the porch over Main Street.” For a moment she thought she smelled honeysuckle, turned back to look inside. And jumped when Avery shouted from below. “Are you up there?”…
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