Ocean of Fear (Book 6)
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The only sounds were the splash of the oars in the water, the creaking of the ship ahead of them. No one spoke. The crew kept their eyes fixed on the pirate vessel as if they expected someone to pop up at any moment and start taking shots at them.
Spears jutted from the pirate vessel’s sides. Their serrated blades looked carved from the same stone as the city walls.
In the water a man floated, face down. He was garbed in a yellowish shirt with a ruffled collar. His hair was red. His bear...d curled. Something short and sharp protruded from his neck. More corpses floated in the brackish water close to the ship.
“Well, we know what happened to some of the Kraken’s men,” Kormak said.
“Tossed over the side, most likely. A pirate burial,” said Terves.
Kormak swarmed up the netting and vaulted over the railing. Ropes lay coiled on the decks, unlit lanterns swung from the masts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only sounds were the splash of the oars in the water, the creaking of the ship ahead of them. No one spoke. The crew kept their eyes fixed on the pirate vessel as if they expected someone to pop up at any moment and start taking shots at them.
Spears jutted from the pirate vessel’s sides. Their serrated blades looked carved from the same stone as the city walls.
In the water a man floated, face down. He was garbed in a yellowish shirt with a ruffled collar. His hair was red. His bear...d curled. Something short and sharp protruded from his neck. More corpses floated in the brackish water close to the ship.
“Well, we know what happened to some of the Kraken’s men,” Kormak said.
“Tossed over the side, most likely. A pirate burial,” said Terves.
Kormak swarmed up the netting and vaulted over the railing. Ropes lay coiled on the decks, unlit lanterns swung from the masts.
What to read after Ocean of Fear (Book 6)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William King to read onlineMoreLess
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