The Architect of Song (Haunted Hearts Legacy book 1)
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French Proverbs What should have been a half-day trip stretched into late afternoon due to snow-packed byways. We stopped several times so the tigers could warm up in the cabs and so the horses’ half-frozen hooves could be scraped clean with knives.
Toward the end of our journey, one of the strawberry roans lost a shoe. We pulled up to a tavern and stable—an ivy-wreathed oasis that cut through the fog along our route. The swinging sign above the door touted: Swindler’s Tavern. Lord Thornton, n...one too pleased with the location, stepped inside to ensure there were tables to spare for an early supper while the blacksmith tended the roan.
As we shivered on the porch, Uncle asked the coachmen about the safety of the establishment, but no one knew who owned it; for years the tavern had been run by an anonymous proprietor who’d never been seen. Before the viscount returned from inside, a crowd of rowdy men gathered behind and rushed us through the door.
Within the establishment’s stone walls, a mingling of licorice, maple, and fruit flavored smoke tightened my throat and blurred the lit sconces beneath each high, dusty window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
French Proverbs What should have been a half-day trip stretched into late afternoon due to snow-packed byways. We stopped several times so the tigers could warm up in the cabs and so the horses’ half-frozen hooves could be scraped clean with knives.
Toward the end of our journey, one of the strawberry roans lost a shoe. We pulled up to a tavern and stable—an ivy-wreathed oasis that cut through the fog along our route. The swinging sign above the door touted: Swindler’s Tavern. Lord Thornton, n...one too pleased with the location, stepped inside to ensure there were tables to spare for an early supper while the blacksmith tended the roan.
As we shivered on the porch, Uncle asked the coachmen about the safety of the establishment, but no one knew who owned it; for years the tavern had been run by an anonymous proprietor who’d never been seen. Before the viscount returned from inside, a crowd of rowdy men gathered behind and rushed us through the door.
Within the establishment’s stone walls, a mingling of licorice, maple, and fruit flavored smoke tightened my throat and blurred the lit sconces beneath each high, dusty window.
What to read after The Architect of Song (Haunted Hearts Legacy book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A.G. Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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