Queen of Demons (2011)
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Garric read from the volume of Celondre, “‘has no luster, my wise friend Kristas. Only in wise use does the metal gleam.’”
He sat with his back to one of the four pillars across the front of the little temple. Inside, Tenoctris examined the carvings just below the roofline. If there had ever been a cult statue, it had vanished in the ages since the temple was built.
Liane sat cross-legged against the base of the next pillar over, facing Garric. She listened with a relaxed smile.
Garric believed ...Tenoctris that this land wasn’t part of the world from which the Gulf had sucked them, but it obeyed the same rules. The sun rose and set, creeks ran downhill and breezes blew, and the tension he’d felt beneath the brooding green sky was absent. He was glad to have a few days of quiet; and glad also that he had someone with whom to share Celondre’s Odes.
He was glad to know Liane. For most of Garric’s life he’d never have dreamed of meeting a noblewoman. Now he was reading poetry to one, and she smiled at him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Garric read from the volume of Celondre, “‘has no luster, my wise friend Kristas. Only in wise use does the metal gleam.’”
He sat with his back to one of the four pillars across the front of the little temple. Inside, Tenoctris examined the carvings just below the roofline. If there had ever been a cult statue, it had vanished in the ages since the temple was built.
Liane sat cross-legged against the base of the next pillar over, facing Garric. She listened with a relaxed smile.
Garric believed ...Tenoctris that this land wasn’t part of the world from which the Gulf had sucked them, but it obeyed the same rules. The sun rose and set, creeks ran downhill and breezes blew, and the tension he’d felt beneath the brooding green sky was absent. He was glad to have a few days of quiet; and glad also that he had someone with whom to share Celondre’s Odes.
He was glad to know Liane. For most of Garric’s life he’d never have dreamed of meeting a noblewoman. Now he was reading poetry to one, and she smiled at him.
What to read after Queen of Demons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Drake to read onlineMoreLess
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