Heart of Steel (2011)
Heart of Steel
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He loved how irritable she was when her knees hurt, but couldn’t love the reason for it—and at least he could support her through it. In just a few days, their mornings had become ritual: a quick wash, followed by pacing. Today, that ritual had to begin earlier, but they’d start with a meal.
As Archimedes had requested the night before, a galley assistant brought their breakfast to them—two bowls of oat porridge and black coffee. Yasmeen hated the coffee, but Archimedes would drink hers, too. Sh...e lifted her head from her pillow when he pulled the trunk from beneath her bunk—God, what she’d done to him on it yesterday—and used it as their table. Eyes still heavy, she began pacing right after eating, hobbling along. She didn’t seem to have slept any better than he had—wondering half the night if they would be under a mutiny, perhaps.
Finally, she dressed in extra layers, strapped on her weapons, and gathered their packs: food in both, a bedroll to share in his, a change of clothes for each of them in hers, in case those they were wearing became wet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He loved how irritable she was when her knees hurt, but couldn’t love the reason for it—and at least he could support her through it. In just a few days, their mornings had become ritual: a quick wash, followed by pacing. Today, that ritual had to begin earlier, but they’d start with a meal.
As Archimedes had requested the night before, a galley assistant brought their breakfast to them—two bowls of oat porridge and black coffee. Yasmeen hated the coffee, but Archimedes would drink hers, too. Sh...e lifted her head from her pillow when he pulled the trunk from beneath her bunk—God, what she’d done to him on it yesterday—and used it as their table. Eyes still heavy, she began pacing right after eating, hobbling along. She didn’t seem to have slept any better than he had—wondering half the night if they would be under a mutiny, perhaps.
Finally, she dressed in extra layers, strapped on her weapons, and gathered their packs: food in both, a bedroll to share in his, a change of clothes for each of them in hers, in case those they were wearing became wet.
What to read after Heart of Steel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meljean Brook to read onlineMoreLess
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