Sing Me Your Scars (Apex Voices book 3)
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The whole Athena and shield bit? Bullshit. Perseus was a self-absorbed fool who barely had the strength to lift a sword over his shoulder, let alone swing it hard enough to sever sinew and bone.
As far as the rest of her story, the snakes and stone might be true, but not in the way you think. It’s always easy to paint a villain, harder to scrape below the gilt to find the real.
§ Medi pushes away from her desk, rubbing her eyes.
Translating ancient Greek is usually a piece of cake, but for this ...project, she’s working off photographs, not the actual documents themselves, and the faded text is nearly illegible.
She knows she should keep working, but she’d rather drink wine and watch a movie. She’ll deal with the rest of the translation later.
In the kitchen, her mouth twists. Her last bottle of wine is almost empty. It’s not necessary, but wants never are. She checks the mirror.
There aren’t quite enough wrinkles for her liking, but they should be enough.
When she unwraps the heavy towel from her head, the serpents whisper.
What to read after Sing Me Your Scars (Apex Voices book 3)?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The whole Athena and shield bit? Bullshit. Perseus was a self-absorbed fool who barely had the strength to lift a sword over his shoulder, let alone swing it hard enough to sever sinew and bone.
As far as the rest of her story, the snakes and stone might be true, but not in the way you think. It’s always easy to paint a villain, harder to scrape below the gilt to find the real.
§ Medi pushes away from her desk, rubbing her eyes.
Translating ancient Greek is usually a piece of cake, but for this ...project, she’s working off photographs, not the actual documents themselves, and the faded text is nearly illegible.
She knows she should keep working, but she’d rather drink wine and watch a movie. She’ll deal with the rest of the translation later.
In the kitchen, her mouth twists. Her last bottle of wine is almost empty. It’s not necessary, but wants never are. She checks the mirror.
There aren’t quite enough wrinkles for her liking, but they should be enough.
When she unwraps the heavy towel from her head, the serpents whisper.
What to read after Sing Me Your Scars (Apex Voices book 3)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Damien Angelica Walters to read onlineMoreLess
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