Fatal Fairies (Renaissance Faire Mystery book 8)
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I was a little slower getting out of the way and ended up with wine on my beautiful dress. If Chase didn’t smack him, I was going to.The intruder put his arm around my waist and brought me up against his armor. “What? No. This isn’t happening,” I told him. “Get out of here. Leave us alone.”He pushed back his helm—it was Canyon. “Jessie? Don’t you recognize me? I’ve come to fight for you, my lady. I’m not letting this two-bit knight take you away. You’re mine.”I heard giggling. My fairy godmother... thought this was somehow funny. I didn’t think it was funny at all. Of all the things I wanted, Canyon deciding to battle Chase for me wasn’t it. “Let me go.” I pushed away from him, noticing as I did that there were scratches and dents in his armor. I’d never seen Canyon wear armor, at least not that I could remember. But this is a different place.
Anything is possible.
I thought about Apple Blossom. Canyon was a tall, strong man too. He could have been the one who killed her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was a little slower getting out of the way and ended up with wine on my beautiful dress. If Chase didn’t smack him, I was going to.The intruder put his arm around my waist and brought me up against his armor. “What? No. This isn’t happening,” I told him. “Get out of here. Leave us alone.”He pushed back his helm—it was Canyon. “Jessie? Don’t you recognize me? I’ve come to fight for you, my lady. I’m not letting this two-bit knight take you away. You’re mine.”I heard giggling. My fairy godmother... thought this was somehow funny. I didn’t think it was funny at all. Of all the things I wanted, Canyon deciding to battle Chase for me wasn’t it. “Let me go.” I pushed away from him, noticing as I did that there were scratches and dents in his armor. I’d never seen Canyon wear armor, at least not that I could remember. But this is a different place.
Anything is possible.
I thought about Apple Blossom. Canyon was a tall, strong man too. He could have been the one who killed her.
What to read after Fatal Fairies (Renaissance Faire Mystery book 8)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joyce Lavene to read onlineMoreLess
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