At Bluebonnet Lake (Texas Crossroads book #1): a Novel
“He’d heard that deer were common in this part of the Hill Country and that they were particularly active around sunrise and sunset. If he’d been planning the trip, he would have left an hour later to avoid potential collisions with wildlife, but Roy had been adamant that they reach the fairgrounds before the festival opened.
Greg wasn’t certain Sally and Roy would last the whole day, but he reminded himself that he shouldn’t underestimate their stamina. Sally had been looking healthier the ...past few days, and he had noticed none of the shortness of breath that had been so obvious when she and Kate arrived at Rainbow’s End.
As for Roy, the man’s energy levels seemed to have doubled since he’d met Sally Fuller. If Greg wasn’t mistaken, Roy was hoping to convince Sally to stay in Texas for far more than a month. He couldn’t blame him. Under different circumstances, Greg might have been trying to persuade Sally’s granddaughter to remain.MoreLess
Greg wasn’t certain Sally and Roy would last the whole day, but he reminded himself that he shouldn’t underestimate their stamina. Sally had been looking healthier the ...past few days, and he had noticed none of the shortness of breath that had been so obvious when she and Kate arrived at Rainbow’s End.
As for Roy, the man’s energy levels seemed to have doubled since he’d met Sally Fuller. If Greg wasn’t mistaken, Roy was hoping to convince Sally to stay in Texas for far more than a month. He couldn’t blame him. Under different circumstances, Greg might have been trying to persuade Sally’s granddaughter to remain.MoreLess
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