Ghost Nails
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My father owned the finest coffee house in the Cyrican Quarter, once called the House of Torzamus. After he died, the coffee house went to my eldest brother Agabyzus, and so became the House of Agabyzus. I helped him to run the House and took over most of the work, for Agabyzus had a secret. He was a member of the Ghosts, the spies of the Emperor of Nighmar, and was the leader of their circle in the city of Istarinmul. He never spoke of it, and I never asked, though I would not learn the truth f...or several years.
In time I met Bahlar and he courted me, and Agabyzus consented to our marriage. I miscarried twice, alas, but in time I had two sons, Bahad and Bayram, and they grew up strong and healthy. Bahlar had a good head for the coffee business, and the House of Agabyzus prospered. Those were good years, happy years.
Then the war started.
Bahlar was conscripted into the Padishah’s army and had to go to war, else the emir Rezir Shahan would have seized the House of Agabyzus and sold me and our sons as slaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My father owned the finest coffee house in the Cyrican Quarter, once called the House of Torzamus. After he died, the coffee house went to my eldest brother Agabyzus, and so became the House of Agabyzus. I helped him to run the House and took over most of the work, for Agabyzus had a secret. He was a member of the Ghosts, the spies of the Emperor of Nighmar, and was the leader of their circle in the city of Istarinmul. He never spoke of it, and I never asked, though I would not learn the truth f...or several years.
In time I met Bahlar and he courted me, and Agabyzus consented to our marriage. I miscarried twice, alas, but in time I had two sons, Bahad and Bayram, and they grew up strong and healthy. Bahlar had a good head for the coffee business, and the House of Agabyzus prospered. Those were good years, happy years.
Then the war started.
Bahlar was conscripted into the Padishah’s army and had to go to war, else the emir Rezir Shahan would have seized the House of Agabyzus and sold me and our sons as slaves.
What to read after Ghost Nails?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonathan Moeller to read onlineMoreLess
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