The Bronze of Eddarta (2014)
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There were guards inside the garden, and though they stood at a respectful distance, I got the distinct impression that they weren’t so much protecting Zefra as keeping her under surveillance.
She was walking along the pathways slowly, bending to examine flowers, meandering in my direction. I eased myself to my feet, but stayed hidden in the hedge, waiting. If she kept on going, she would walk right by me … She stopped to examine a flower on the bush next to me. I was stunned by her close resemb...lance to Tarani. Her body carried a few extra pounds for her twenty extra years, but the fine shape of her face, the lustrous black of her headfur, even the graceful way she used her hands—I could see Tarani clearly within the frame of her mother.
I hope she has Tarant’s coolness, too, I thought. I don’t have time to do this gently.
“Volitar is dead,” I whispered. Her hand, cupping the flower, tightened to crush it. “Tarani is in Eddarta. Send for Rassa, the dressmaker. Your daughter will come to you instead.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were guards inside the garden, and though they stood at a respectful distance, I got the distinct impression that they weren’t so much protecting Zefra as keeping her under surveillance.
She was walking along the pathways slowly, bending to examine flowers, meandering in my direction. I eased myself to my feet, but stayed hidden in the hedge, waiting. If she kept on going, she would walk right by me … She stopped to examine a flower on the bush next to me. I was stunned by her close resemb...lance to Tarani. Her body carried a few extra pounds for her twenty extra years, but the fine shape of her face, the lustrous black of her headfur, even the graceful way she used her hands—I could see Tarani clearly within the frame of her mother.
I hope she has Tarant’s coolness, too, I thought. I don’t have time to do this gently.
“Volitar is dead,” I whispered. Her hand, cupping the flower, tightened to crush it. “Tarani is in Eddarta. Send for Rassa, the dressmaker. Your daughter will come to you instead.”
What to read after The Bronze of Eddarta?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garrett Randall to read onlineMoreLess
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