Across a Star-Swept Sea
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Twenty-three WHEN JUSTEN AND PERSIS arrived back in Scintillans, after dropping Dwyer, Lady Blocking, and her still-groggy husband off at the court, it was to find a royal guard ship docked at the base of the cliff. The visitors’ golden gliders, their fragile arms tucked in like the wings of giant dragonflies, were lashed to the sides of the ship.
Persis fluttered Isla, but didn’t have time to wait for a response. She cast Justen a look, which he mirrored back with equal concern as they hurried ...into the lift that would take them home.
Her father must have been alerted to her arrival, for he met her on the terrace.
“Persis. A word.” A finger flick in her direction and she was at his side. Justen, thankfully, continued inside without her.
“Papa, I had no choice—”
“Half the royal guard is here, do you know that?”
“I didn’t. Isla never—”
“And something about strangers—visitors from elsewhere? In my house?”
“I am as baffled as you are, Papa. Isla said—”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twenty-three WHEN JUSTEN AND PERSIS arrived back in Scintillans, after dropping Dwyer, Lady Blocking, and her still-groggy husband off at the court, it was to find a royal guard ship docked at the base of the cliff. The visitors’ golden gliders, their fragile arms tucked in like the wings of giant dragonflies, were lashed to the sides of the ship.
Persis fluttered Isla, but didn’t have time to wait for a response. She cast Justen a look, which he mirrored back with equal concern as they hurried ...into the lift that would take them home.
Her father must have been alerted to her arrival, for he met her on the terrace.
“Persis. A word.” A finger flick in her direction and she was at his side. Justen, thankfully, continued inside without her.
“Papa, I had no choice—”
“Half the royal guard is here, do you know that?”
“I didn’t. Isla never—”
“And something about strangers—visitors from elsewhere? In my house?”
“I am as baffled as you are, Papa. Isla said—”
What to read after Across a Star-Swept Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Peterfreund to read onlineMoreLess
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