Falling Kingdoms
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Goddess forbid that his father actually visited his son’s chambers. No, instead he had to be summoned quite officially like a servant.
Irrelevant.
He took his time to arrive. He would obey, of course. He had no other choice, but even with the king’s seemingly newfound appreciation for his son’s existence, Magnus wouldn’t rush to do so.
He had spent two days with Lucia coaching her on a variety of exercises to help hone her control and skill. A lot of it seemed to depend on his sister...’s fluctuating emotions. When they argued—especially about the subject of her suitors that Magnus tried to discourage—her rising temper helped bring forth her magic. When her confidence wavered, it faded.
Therefore, he’d made sure that they argued frequently. It didn’t take very much at all to bring a flush to her cheeks.
It would still take her a while to open herself up to her magic completely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Goddess forbid that his father actually visited his son’s chambers. No, instead he had to be summoned quite officially like a servant.
Irrelevant.
He took his time to arrive. He would obey, of course. He had no other choice, but even with the king’s seemingly newfound appreciation for his son’s existence, Magnus wouldn’t rush to do so.
He had spent two days with Lucia coaching her on a variety of exercises to help hone her control and skill. A lot of it seemed to depend on his sister...’s fluctuating emotions. When they argued—especially about the subject of her suitors that Magnus tried to discourage—her rising temper helped bring forth her magic. When her confidence wavered, it faded.
Therefore, he’d made sure that they argued frequently. It didn’t take very much at all to bring a flush to her cheeks.
It would still take her a while to open herself up to her magic completely.
What to read after Falling Kingdoms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morgan Rhodes to read onlineMoreLess
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