Pillars of Light (2016)
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“Scream, Mary. Really scream! Clutch your bodice like a woman trying to preserve her last shred of decency.”
Plaguey Mary waved an arm at her rapist—Red Will, hunched with embarrassment, the blacking on his face smeared by sweat. “He’s hopeless. You should make him the ravisher.” She winked at the Moor.
“Do not ask me to play a Saracen as some brutish villain.” The Moor turned away.
I took the curved wooden sword from Will’s hand. “Look, like this.” I brandished the weapon, snarling horribly. “Y...ou’ve just slashed your way into Jerusalem and now it’s time to take your prize. You’re going to sow your seed in every infidel woman you can lay hands on. It’s your right as a conqueror.”
The Moor looked at me, slowly shook his head, then walked away.
Will nodded uncertainly. He’d only ever lain with two women, he’d admitted to me late one night on the road. One of them was his friend’s sister when they were both off their faces on mead, and he couldn’t even remember if he’d managed to put it inside her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Scream, Mary. Really scream! Clutch your bodice like a woman trying to preserve her last shred of decency.”
Plaguey Mary waved an arm at her rapist—Red Will, hunched with embarrassment, the blacking on his face smeared by sweat. “He’s hopeless. You should make him the ravisher.” She winked at the Moor.
“Do not ask me to play a Saracen as some brutish villain.” The Moor turned away.
I took the curved wooden sword from Will’s hand. “Look, like this.” I brandished the weapon, snarling horribly. “Y...ou’ve just slashed your way into Jerusalem and now it’s time to take your prize. You’re going to sow your seed in every infidel woman you can lay hands on. It’s your right as a conqueror.”
The Moor looked at me, slowly shook his head, then walked away.
Will nodded uncertainly. He’d only ever lain with two women, he’d admitted to me late one night on the road. One of them was his friend’s sister when they were both off their faces on mead, and he couldn’t even remember if he’d managed to put it inside her.
What to read after Pillars of Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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