The Compelled
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Cora asked when we finally made our way back to the house.
“That wasn’t a normal party. Samuel’s already hard at work,” I said, explaining what I’d seen upstairs. “His next stop is Ten Downing Street.” Cora’s face whitened, and then she turned on her heel and marched into the kitchen.
“What are you doing?” I called, trailing behind her as she flung open the cupboards and pulled out sacks of flour and sugar before placing them on the rough-hewn wooden table in the center of the room.
“If we want ...to have any chance of getting in to stop Samuel, we’ll need reinforcements. You do know what Ten Downing Street is, don’t you?”
I shook my head.
“It’s where Robert Cecil lives. The prime minister?” Cora said in exasperation. “Stefan, this is serious!”
“I know it is. If he gets inside, then he can turn him and compel him to do his bidding.” I hung my head in my hands. “But how, exactly, will baking help solve this problem?” I asked as I watched Cora crisply measure flour into a cup.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cora asked when we finally made our way back to the house.
“That wasn’t a normal party. Samuel’s already hard at work,” I said, explaining what I’d seen upstairs. “His next stop is Ten Downing Street.” Cora’s face whitened, and then she turned on her heel and marched into the kitchen.
“What are you doing?” I called, trailing behind her as she flung open the cupboards and pulled out sacks of flour and sugar before placing them on the rough-hewn wooden table in the center of the room.
“If we want ...to have any chance of getting in to stop Samuel, we’ll need reinforcements. You do know what Ten Downing Street is, don’t you?”
I shook my head.
“It’s where Robert Cecil lives. The prime minister?” Cora said in exasperation. “Stefan, this is serious!”
“I know it is. If he gets inside, then he can turn him and compel him to do his bidding.” I hung my head in my hands. “But how, exactly, will baking help solve this problem?” I asked as I watched Cora crisply measure flour into a cup.
What to read after The Compelled?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L.J. Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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