The Pandora Curse (Greek Myth Series book 4)
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Eyes still closed, he could feel the heat of the sun beating against his face. Today would be a good day. Today was the day Vara would give up her vice of gluttony. He would collect it in the vial, and one fifth of his job would be completed.
The sun grew hotter and hotter against his face, and he popped open his eyes feeling as if he were burned. There stood the infamous green blob holding out his hand, flames leaping from his fingertips. He pushed Baruch’s hand away and sat up in bed.
...“What’s the matter with you?” He rubbed his jaw. He was sure it was burned. “What are you trying to do, scorch me?”
“Just trying to wake you. You are a very sound sleeper.” Baruch closed his palm and the flames disappeared.
“Well next time try something a little more subtle. I don’t care to be baked while trying to relax in my own bed.”
“Sorry about that, Niko. I was just testing out my new gift from Hera.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eyes still closed, he could feel the heat of the sun beating against his face. Today would be a good day. Today was the day Vara would give up her vice of gluttony. He would collect it in the vial, and one fifth of his job would be completed.
The sun grew hotter and hotter against his face, and he popped open his eyes feeling as if he were burned. There stood the infamous green blob holding out his hand, flames leaping from his fingertips. He pushed Baruch’s hand away and sat up in bed.
...“What’s the matter with you?” He rubbed his jaw. He was sure it was burned. “What are you trying to do, scorch me?”
“Just trying to wake you. You are a very sound sleeper.” Baruch closed his palm and the flames disappeared.
“Well next time try something a little more subtle. I don’t care to be baked while trying to relax in my own bed.”
“Sorry about that, Niko. I was just testing out my new gift from Hera.”
What to read after The Pandora Curse (Greek Myth Series book 4)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rose, Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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