Bloodkin (2015)
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I reached for my dagger, only to find my wrist caught by shadows in the forest.
I lashed out instinctively, driving my shoulder into the chest of the person restraining me as I tried to stand. Instead, I found myself off balance, with my wrists pinned behind my back by warm hands.
Warm. These weren’t serpiente. If they had been, Vance would have seen them sooner, and we would have run. The fact that they had been able to sneak up on us meant they were Shantel.
Vance let out another protest, and ...I called, “Don’t resist! They won’t hurt us.”
I wasn’t entirely sure about that, but I didn’t have time to say, “As long as we’re given permission to speak to the royal family, we will probably have a chance to explain ourselves. If we can convince their leaders we didn’t conspire against them, they won’t hurt us.”
As soon as I stopped struggling, the figures around me became solid, no longer formless shadows. Shantel guards took my bow, quiver, and knife. They were all held by a man whose dark skin was marked with swirls and dots of ink that I recognized as Shantel marks of power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I reached for my dagger, only to find my wrist caught by shadows in the forest.
I lashed out instinctively, driving my shoulder into the chest of the person restraining me as I tried to stand. Instead, I found myself off balance, with my wrists pinned behind my back by warm hands.
Warm. These weren’t serpiente. If they had been, Vance would have seen them sooner, and we would have run. The fact that they had been able to sneak up on us meant they were Shantel.
Vance let out another protest, and ...I called, “Don’t resist! They won’t hurt us.”
I wasn’t entirely sure about that, but I didn’t have time to say, “As long as we’re given permission to speak to the royal family, we will probably have a chance to explain ourselves. If we can convince their leaders we didn’t conspire against them, they won’t hurt us.”
As soon as I stopped struggling, the figures around me became solid, no longer formless shadows. Shantel guards took my bow, quiver, and knife. They were all held by a man whose dark skin was marked with swirls and dots of ink that I recognized as Shantel marks of power.
What to read after Bloodkin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelia Atwater Rhodes to read onlineMoreLess
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