The Black King (Book 7)
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Lyndred hadn’t realized it took this much work to prepare for a voyage. Gift had sent the Nyeians to get provisions, and they would return in large groups, carrying bags and boxes and barrels to be stowed in the hold. The Domestics were getting supplies from some of the Fey areas of Jahn. They didn’t arrive with as many boxes or bags, but they carried other items that didn’t seem to match—jars, seeds, scraps of wool. Lyndred was sitting on deck, her feet up. She felt useless. She had offered to ...help a dozen times and no one had taken her up on it. Her father had brought some chairs on deck, and some of that special lemon drink that Skya favored. It was a Pitakan drink that was both sour and sweet. The Domestics approved of it because they said it prevented scurvy. Lyndred was developing a taste for it as well.Gift was below, talking with Skya. They’d been having serious discussions for the last two days. At one point, Lyndred had heard Gift yell at Skya—something about family and honor and love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lyndred hadn’t realized it took this much work to prepare for a voyage. Gift had sent the Nyeians to get provisions, and they would return in large groups, carrying bags and boxes and barrels to be stowed in the hold. The Domestics were getting supplies from some of the Fey areas of Jahn. They didn’t arrive with as many boxes or bags, but they carried other items that didn’t seem to match—jars, seeds, scraps of wool. Lyndred was sitting on deck, her feet up. She felt useless. She had offered to ...help a dozen times and no one had taken her up on it. Her father had brought some chairs on deck, and some of that special lemon drink that Skya favored. It was a Pitakan drink that was both sour and sweet. The Domestics approved of it because they said it prevented scurvy. Lyndred was developing a taste for it as well.Gift was below, talking with Skya. They’d been having serious discussions for the last two days. At one point, Lyndred had heard Gift yell at Skya—something about family and honor and love.
What to read after The Black King (Book 7)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rusch, Kristine Kathryn to read onlineMoreLess
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