The Glass of Dyskornis (2013)
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I was in a towering fury, and I didn’t dare go back to camp in that mood. I turned aside, and pushed my way through the brush, getting some relief from the physical struggle.
Bad enough that she tried to knock me off, I thought angrily. And that she was able to befuddle Keeshah on the night of the show. Now she seems to have enough pull with him to override my suspicions of her.
He wasn’t the least bit surprised when I told him she was here. He let her come into the camp.
I stopped where I was, ...with one hand lifting a ground-crawling branch of a dakathrenil tree. Ordinarily, I would trust Keeshah’s instincts, but these were no ordinary circumstances. I felt jealous of Keeshah’s trust in Tarani, and of her power to command that trust. I felt betrayed.
It’s not Keeshah’s fault, I reminded myself.
I pulled up the branch, walked past it, let it fall.
Ricardo always had tried to see every side of an argument before choosing sides. I resisted the impulse as long as I could, enjoying my sulk, but all too soon I was thinking: She’s right about one thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was in a towering fury, and I didn’t dare go back to camp in that mood. I turned aside, and pushed my way through the brush, getting some relief from the physical struggle.
Bad enough that she tried to knock me off, I thought angrily. And that she was able to befuddle Keeshah on the night of the show. Now she seems to have enough pull with him to override my suspicions of her.
He wasn’t the least bit surprised when I told him she was here. He let her come into the camp.
I stopped where I was, ...with one hand lifting a ground-crawling branch of a dakathrenil tree. Ordinarily, I would trust Keeshah’s instincts, but these were no ordinary circumstances. I felt jealous of Keeshah’s trust in Tarani, and of her power to command that trust. I felt betrayed.
It’s not Keeshah’s fault, I reminded myself.
I pulled up the branch, walked past it, let it fall.
Ricardo always had tried to see every side of an argument before choosing sides. I resisted the impulse as long as I could, enjoying my sulk, but all too soon I was thinking: She’s right about one thing.
What to read after The Glass of Dyskornis?
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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