Perdition
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This time, he felt it. Knew his sincerity must show in his eyes. It alarmed him though he couldn’t control it.
Dred lifted a shoulder, apparently unconcerned by his criticism. “It’s the best I could do on short notice. This whole Dread Queen business is all rubbish, as I’m sure you’ve guessed.”
“You seem plenty tough to me. And the men believe in you. That’s all that matters.” He hesitated, then added, “If you win their hearts and minds, the bodies follow. They’ll do impossible things because t...hey believe in your legend and want to live up to it. You’re the woman who can accomplish the impossible, raid unreachable locales, and read their minds.”
“Careful,” she said sharply. “You’re being kind. We discussed my objection to that.”
“I’m not, actually. I’m being honest. It’s rare enough that I understand why you’d be confused, though.” The fragile smile persisted; he couldn’t kill it or drive it away.
Nothing had changed that he could detect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This time, he felt it. Knew his sincerity must show in his eyes. It alarmed him though he couldn’t control it.
Dred lifted a shoulder, apparently unconcerned by his criticism. “It’s the best I could do on short notice. This whole Dread Queen business is all rubbish, as I’m sure you’ve guessed.”
“You seem plenty tough to me. And the men believe in you. That’s all that matters.” He hesitated, then added, “If you win their hearts and minds, the bodies follow. They’ll do impossible things because t...hey believe in your legend and want to live up to it. You’re the woman who can accomplish the impossible, raid unreachable locales, and read their minds.”
“Careful,” she said sharply. “You’re being kind. We discussed my objection to that.”
“I’m not, actually. I’m being honest. It’s rare enough that I understand why you’d be confused, though.” The fragile smile persisted; he couldn’t kill it or drive it away.
Nothing had changed that he could detect.
What to read after Perdition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ann Aguirre to read onlineMoreLess
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