Death's Rival (2012)
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Will Not Hurt Him Too Bad Eli’s right foot shot out, heel first, leg going level and straight, balance shifting as he moved, weight sliding. Faster than human, I stepped aside. With an almost uncanny awareness, he seemed to expect my body shift and followed the kick with a sweep of his leg. His heel impacted my side, but I was moving as fast as the kick. With an elbow, I clamped his foot against me and ducked under his leg, twisting, forcing him to follow or wrench his knee. In midair, he spun w...ith me. Yanked his foot free and landed, cat-footed and sure. Eli bounced back from me.
Fun, Beast thought at me. Play with worthy prey.
I stood still, letting my little half smile and my silence work for me. I didn’t look at Daniel, but I could smell his surprise. Now he knew I’d been holding back. I wondered how that might affect our training and sparring sessions in the future. Eli stepped in, closer, studying my body language, which was almost lazy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will Not Hurt Him Too Bad Eli’s right foot shot out, heel first, leg going level and straight, balance shifting as he moved, weight sliding. Faster than human, I stepped aside. With an almost uncanny awareness, he seemed to expect my body shift and followed the kick with a sweep of his leg. His heel impacted my side, but I was moving as fast as the kick. With an elbow, I clamped his foot against me and ducked under his leg, twisting, forcing him to follow or wrench his knee. In midair, he spun w...ith me. Yanked his foot free and landed, cat-footed and sure. Eli bounced back from me.
Fun, Beast thought at me. Play with worthy prey.
I stood still, letting my little half smile and my silence work for me. I didn’t look at Daniel, but I could smell his surprise. Now he knew I’d been holding back. I wondered how that might affect our training and sparring sessions in the future. Eli stepped in, closer, studying my body language, which was almost lazy.
What to read after Death's Rival?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Faith Hunter to read onlineMoreLess
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