The Obsidian Temple (2015)
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They were aware of the soldiers who watched everything the Southerners did and were careful to present their trip as business, closing the old warehouse Kadar had rented last year. The warehouse was empty, every tool and weapon gone, so Severin must have found a way to get the supplies to the Forsaken. Nothing else was amiss in the district.
“Wouldn’t be surprised if Severin had them in one of his father’s holdings,” Nabil murmured.
Kadar grimaced. “We can’t get in the upper-class distr...ict to find out.”
“Give it up, Kadar,” Nabil said, shaking his head. “They’ll either pull it off and show up at the Forsaken town, or they’ll be found out and killed. Nothing you can do either way.”
“There has to be a way to find them,” Kadar said, frustrated.
Nabil shot him a baffled look. “Why do you still care about them? I have half a mind to pull our guards from their city, but too many innocents would be harmed.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were aware of the soldiers who watched everything the Southerners did and were careful to present their trip as business, closing the old warehouse Kadar had rented last year. The warehouse was empty, every tool and weapon gone, so Severin must have found a way to get the supplies to the Forsaken. Nothing else was amiss in the district.
“Wouldn’t be surprised if Severin had them in one of his father’s holdings,” Nabil murmured.
Kadar grimaced. “We can’t get in the upper-class distr...ict to find out.”
“Give it up, Kadar,” Nabil said, shaking his head. “They’ll either pull it off and show up at the Forsaken town, or they’ll be found out and killed. Nothing you can do either way.”
“There has to be a way to find them,” Kadar said, frustrated.
Nabil shot him a baffled look. “Why do you still care about them? I have half a mind to pull our guards from their city, but too many innocents would be harmed.”
What to read after The Obsidian Temple?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kelley Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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