Whatcha Reading Wednesdays

Rules:

1. Grab your current read, go to the page you are on and post the next sentence yo are about to read.

2. Link back to Busy Moms Who Love to Read.

Here's mine from Leave It to Psmith by P. G. Wodehouse (p. 147):

The mood of cool reflection was still to come, when he would realise that, in his desire to administer what he would have described as a hot one, he had acted a little rashly in putting his enemy on his guard.

Whatcha Reading Wednesday

Rules:
1. Grab your current read, go to the page you are on and post the next full sentence you are about to read.
2. Link back to Busy Moms Who Love To Read

Here's mine from McKee of Centre Street by Helen Reilly (p. 38):

The assistant D.A. neither drank nor smoked, had a bad digestion, a sound legal training, plodding brains, very little imagination, and a suspicious nature. He suspected everybody: the police, of negligence in the pursuit of duty; and the rest of the world, of every sin in the decalogue.

I couldn't resist adding an extra sentence. It just adds to the flavor of the description of the assistant D.A.

Whatcha Reading Wednesday

Rules:
1. Grab your current read, go to the page you are on and post the next full sentence you are about to read.
2. Link back to Busy Moms Who Love To Read

Here's mine from Something New by P. G. Wodehouse (pp 76-7):

The modern young man may do adventurous things if they are thrust upon him, but left to himself, he will edge away uncomfortably and look in the other direction when the Goddess of Adventure smiles at him.