The Bloodline Feud (Merchant Princes Omnibus 1)
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It was dark, too, in a way that no modern city ever was – there were no streetlights to reflect off the clouds, she realized, as she fumbled with her pocket flashlight. The gate was shut, and she had to tug hard to open it. Beyond the gate, the vast width of the palace loomed out of the snow, row upon row of shuttered windows at ground level.
‘Damn,’ Miriam muttered in the wind. There were no guards. Wasn’t this the east wing, under the Thorold tower, where Olga was living? She glanced up at... the towering mass of stonework. The entrances were all round the front, but she’d attract unwelcome attention going in the main door. Instead she trudged over to the nearest window casement. ‘Hey – ’ It wasn’t a shuttered window: It was a doorway, designed to blend in with the building’s rear aspect. There was a handle and a discreet bell-pull beside it.
Cursing the architectural pretensions of whoever had designed this pile, Miriam tugged the rope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was dark, too, in a way that no modern city ever was – there were no streetlights to reflect off the clouds, she realized, as she fumbled with her pocket flashlight. The gate was shut, and she had to tug hard to open it. Beyond the gate, the vast width of the palace loomed out of the snow, row upon row of shuttered windows at ground level.
‘Damn,’ Miriam muttered in the wind. There were no guards. Wasn’t this the east wing, under the Thorold tower, where Olga was living? She glanced up at... the towering mass of stonework. The entrances were all round the front, but she’d attract unwelcome attention going in the main door. Instead she trudged over to the nearest window casement. ‘Hey – ’ It wasn’t a shuttered window: It was a doorway, designed to blend in with the building’s rear aspect. There was a handle and a discreet bell-pull beside it.
Cursing the architectural pretensions of whoever had designed this pile, Miriam tugged the rope.
What to read after The Bloodline Feud (Merchant Princes Omnibus 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Stross to read onlineMoreLess
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