The Den of Shadows Quartet
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She spun toward the familiar voice, and nearly swore when she recognized her sister. Kaleo, lounging against one of the walls, watched the confrontation with malicious pleasure — he must have let Adianna in.
“You really have gotten yourself into trouble this time, haven’t you, little sister?” Adianna asked, sizing up the situation.
“What are you doing here?” Sarah demanded, frustrated by her sister’s appearance. Adianna was going to get herself killed.
“Touchy today, aren’t we?” Adianna responde...d.
“How did you know where I was?”
“I wanted to know what was up with you. I asked this” — she gestured to Nikolas — “thing’s brother, Christopher, and he told me you were here.”
Sarah cringed inwardly. Adianna didn’t talk to vampires — if they had information she needed, she would force it from them. Sarah hoped Christopher was still alive.
Evidently, Nikolas had the same thought, because Sarah saw instant hatred on his face. He stepped forward a pace and Adianna drew her knife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She spun toward the familiar voice, and nearly swore when she recognized her sister. Kaleo, lounging against one of the walls, watched the confrontation with malicious pleasure — he must have let Adianna in.
“You really have gotten yourself into trouble this time, haven’t you, little sister?” Adianna asked, sizing up the situation.
“What are you doing here?” Sarah demanded, frustrated by her sister’s appearance. Adianna was going to get herself killed.
“Touchy today, aren’t we?” Adianna responde...d.
“How did you know where I was?”
“I wanted to know what was up with you. I asked this” — she gestured to Nikolas — “thing’s brother, Christopher, and he told me you were here.”
Sarah cringed inwardly. Adianna didn’t talk to vampires — if they had information she needed, she would force it from them. Sarah hoped Christopher was still alive.
Evidently, Nikolas had the same thought, because Sarah saw instant hatred on his face. He stepped forward a pace and Adianna drew her knife.
What to read after The Den of Shadows Quartet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelia Atwater Rhodes to read onlineMoreLess
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