Mad Moon of Dreams (2012)
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shouted Limnar Dass, cupping his hands to his mouth and using his Captain’s hailing voice. “Gytherik—we’re down here!”
The throb of wings, momentarily receding, immediately resounded. “Is that Limnar Dass?” came a youth’s strong but surprised voice above a sudden stir of air and a whirling of dust.
“Aye,” now Eldin gruffly called. “And Eldin the Wanderer.”
“And David Hero, too,” Hero added his voice to the hailing, glaring at his companions for omitting to mention him.
The air became a tumult of... small, rushing winds as a grim of gaunts, all horns, barbed tails and leathery wings, landed close by. Leaping down from his saddle on the largest of the faceless beasts, a slim, pale-faced youth—a lad barely out of his teens—stepped forward through the glare and the dust. “Hero?” he queried. “Eldin? Limnar?”
“All present and correct, Gytherik,” Hero answered, taking his arm. “Come into the shadow of this rock. Give your eyes a chance to get used to this hellish yellow dazzle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
shouted Limnar Dass, cupping his hands to his mouth and using his Captain’s hailing voice. “Gytherik—we’re down here!”
The throb of wings, momentarily receding, immediately resounded. “Is that Limnar Dass?” came a youth’s strong but surprised voice above a sudden stir of air and a whirling of dust.
“Aye,” now Eldin gruffly called. “And Eldin the Wanderer.”
“And David Hero, too,” Hero added his voice to the hailing, glaring at his companions for omitting to mention him.
The air became a tumult of... small, rushing winds as a grim of gaunts, all horns, barbed tails and leathery wings, landed close by. Leaping down from his saddle on the largest of the faceless beasts, a slim, pale-faced youth—a lad barely out of his teens—stepped forward through the glare and the dust. “Hero?” he queried. “Eldin? Limnar?”
“All present and correct, Gytherik,” Hero answered, taking his arm. “Come into the shadow of this rock. Give your eyes a chance to get used to this hellish yellow dazzle.
What to read after Mad Moon of Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brian Lumley to read onlineMoreLess
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