Desert Rising (2015)
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She worried that his Templar knew about the rebellious ideas she was discussing with the other paired students. She didn’t know what he could do to her if he knew, and she didn’t think she wanted to find out.
In the main hallway, she felt something brush against her thigh and looked down to see Djinn pacing beside her. He yawned at her look, as though she’d roused him from a good midmorning nap, somehow sensing her need.
They passed through the crowd into Voras’s altar, with Sulis lookin...g around distastefully at the clashing reds of the tapestries. The acolyte led her to a door on one side of the room and knocked sharply. At a command Sulis did not hear, he entered, then stiffened himself into a salute. Sulis followed more cautiously after.
The man standing behind the desk was no taller than Sulis, but he wore an air of importance that made him loom. He dismissed the acolyte with a wave of his hand and turned his attention on Sulis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She worried that his Templar knew about the rebellious ideas she was discussing with the other paired students. She didn’t know what he could do to her if he knew, and she didn’t think she wanted to find out.
In the main hallway, she felt something brush against her thigh and looked down to see Djinn pacing beside her. He yawned at her look, as though she’d roused him from a good midmorning nap, somehow sensing her need.
They passed through the crowd into Voras’s altar, with Sulis lookin...g around distastefully at the clashing reds of the tapestries. The acolyte led her to a door on one side of the room and knocked sharply. At a command Sulis did not hear, he entered, then stiffened himself into a salute. Sulis followed more cautiously after.
The man standing behind the desk was no taller than Sulis, but he wore an air of importance that made him loom. He dismissed the acolyte with a wave of his hand and turned his attention on Sulis.
What to read after Desert Rising?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kelley Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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