Sacrifice: the Queen's Blade
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A bevy of handmaidens attended the monarch, who sat before a massive mirror. They stroked her skin with scented mirwood oil, dressed her hair in elaborate coils and twined jewels and golden pins amongst its shining tresses. Minna-Satu glowed with happiness, though shadows of fatigue lurked under her eyes. The sheath of golden chain mail, which she wore over a midnight-blue gown, disguised her thickened waistline. Minna looked up and smiled as Chiana bowed."Are you well, My Queen?""Very well, Chi...ana. A little tired perhaps, but well pleased with myself.""I have heard that the Princess is beautiful."Minna's smile softened, and her eyes sought the gilded, silk-hung cot that stood beside the bed. "She is, see for yourself."Chiana gazed down at the infant who lay on the white satin, her rosebud lips pursed. Dark lashes fanned pink cheeks, and hands of incredible delicacy were tucked under her chin. Chiana smiled as a deep sadness filled her chest, making it tight and painful. Minna rose and joined her beside the cradle."Do not mourn the children you will never have.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A bevy of handmaidens attended the monarch, who sat before a massive mirror. They stroked her skin with scented mirwood oil, dressed her hair in elaborate coils and twined jewels and golden pins amongst its shining tresses. Minna-Satu glowed with happiness, though shadows of fatigue lurked under her eyes. The sheath of golden chain mail, which she wore over a midnight-blue gown, disguised her thickened waistline. Minna looked up and smiled as Chiana bowed."Are you well, My Queen?""Very well, Chi...ana. A little tired perhaps, but well pleased with myself.""I have heard that the Princess is beautiful."Minna's smile softened, and her eyes sought the gilded, silk-hung cot that stood beside the bed. "She is, see for yourself."Chiana gazed down at the infant who lay on the white satin, her rosebud lips pursed. Dark lashes fanned pink cheeks, and hands of incredible delicacy were tucked under her chin. Chiana smiled as a deep sadness filled her chest, making it tight and painful. Minna rose and joined her beside the cradle."Do not mourn the children you will never have.
What to read after Sacrifice: the Queen's Blade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T C Southwell to read onlineMoreLess
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