Shadow of the Winter King (Book 1)
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After the battle and the horror of the falling glass, it relieved her to see folk actually smiling and jesting. True, the humor was crude and the folk worse, but it reminded her that not all of Luether had fallen to Ruin.
Dutiful servants scurried between the tables, dodging speculative glances and eluding groping hands. Many were young women, which rankled her a bit. Service was considered beneath a man’s dignity in Luether, Ovelia recalled, though she saw little about the Summerlands men t...hat made them better than the women. Quite the opposite, in fact: the men of Luether seemed, by and large, uncautious, boistrous, and uncouth. She’d seen more fights break out between braggart men in her few hours here in Luether than in half a year back in civilized Tar Vangr. Defending one’s manhood with fists appeared to be the style of the day. The women, on the other hand, were quiet, unassuming, and could get things done. She respected them far more for their discretion than the men’s bravado.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After the battle and the horror of the falling glass, it relieved her to see folk actually smiling and jesting. True, the humor was crude and the folk worse, but it reminded her that not all of Luether had fallen to Ruin.
Dutiful servants scurried between the tables, dodging speculative glances and eluding groping hands. Many were young women, which rankled her a bit. Service was considered beneath a man’s dignity in Luether, Ovelia recalled, though she saw little about the Summerlands men t...hat made them better than the women. Quite the opposite, in fact: the men of Luether seemed, by and large, uncautious, boistrous, and uncouth. She’d seen more fights break out between braggart men in her few hours here in Luether than in half a year back in civilized Tar Vangr. Defending one’s manhood with fists appeared to be the style of the day. The women, on the other hand, were quiet, unassuming, and could get things done. She respected them far more for their discretion than the men’s bravado.
What to read after Shadow of the Winter King (Book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erik Scott De Bie to read onlineMoreLess
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