Goddess of the Sea (2010)
Goddess of the Sea
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“Forgotten to eat, have you?” Isabel laughed.
“Please tell me there’s some of your wonderful stew left.”
“For you, yes. After all, you are the one who thought of adding the mint.”
“It was good?”
“It was wonderful. I think Bronwyn was so impressed that she may even have saved you a loaf of her excellent bread.”
“That sounds great,” CC said as they hurried down the hall. “Do you think the monks will still be at evening mass? I’m really tired, and I’d rather not have to make conversation with the a...bbot and Andras.” The hard physical labor of cleaning and scrubbing all day coupled with the ever-present ache for the water had exhausted her, and the last thing CC needed was to spar with the abbot or fend off Andras’s attempts at courtship.
CC could feel Isabel’s gaze. When she spoke, the old woman’s voice sounded wise. “It is obvious that you and the abbot dislike one another, which is certainly no surprise. Abbot William disapproves of beauty, and you are beauty personified.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Forgotten to eat, have you?” Isabel laughed.
“Please tell me there’s some of your wonderful stew left.”
“For you, yes. After all, you are the one who thought of adding the mint.”
“It was good?”
“It was wonderful. I think Bronwyn was so impressed that she may even have saved you a loaf of her excellent bread.”
“That sounds great,” CC said as they hurried down the hall. “Do you think the monks will still be at evening mass? I’m really tired, and I’d rather not have to make conversation with the a...bbot and Andras.” The hard physical labor of cleaning and scrubbing all day coupled with the ever-present ache for the water had exhausted her, and the last thing CC needed was to spar with the abbot or fend off Andras’s attempts at courtship.
CC could feel Isabel’s gaze. When she spoke, the old woman’s voice sounded wise. “It is obvious that you and the abbot dislike one another, which is certainly no surprise. Abbot William disapproves of beauty, and you are beauty personified.
What to read after Goddess of the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P.C. Cast to read onlineMoreLess
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