Lord of the Blade
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There was still no news of the hunting party, and her stomach soured at the thought they may all be dead. Corbett had seen to her safety, and for that she was grateful. Would that she could only do the same for him.
It had been hours since her arrival back at the castle. The baroness had been frantic when she’d heard her son was in the midst of an attack, and sent out a group of soldiers immediately to try to find them. But Devon was sure by the time they’d reach Corbett and his hunting party ’t...would be too late.
Helplessness engulfed her, the waiting driving her mad. The baron still slept, and she’d been warned by the baroness not to wake him, so she had not even that to distract her mind. Brother Ruford had told her the ailing man would not live to see another day. In despair, she prayed for his life as well as Corbett’s.
She watched the new maidservant cowering in the shadows, so frightened of the baroness, she had hid in the wardrobe earlier. The woman was short and plump and at least ten years Devon’s senior, though her fears made her seem much younger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was still no news of the hunting party, and her stomach soured at the thought they may all be dead. Corbett had seen to her safety, and for that she was grateful. Would that she could only do the same for him.
It had been hours since her arrival back at the castle. The baroness had been frantic when she’d heard her son was in the midst of an attack, and sent out a group of soldiers immediately to try to find them. But Devon was sure by the time they’d reach Corbett and his hunting party ’t...would be too late.
Helplessness engulfed her, the waiting driving her mad. The baron still slept, and she’d been warned by the baroness not to wake him, so she had not even that to distract her mind. Brother Ruford had told her the ailing man would not live to see another day. In despair, she prayed for his life as well as Corbett’s.
She watched the new maidservant cowering in the shadows, so frightened of the baroness, she had hid in the wardrobe earlier. The woman was short and plump and at least ten years Devon’s senior, though her fears made her seem much younger.
What to read after Lord of the Blade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rose, Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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