The Pleasure Trap (2007)
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Men with lanterns were combing the grounds, and the house was ablaze with lights.
He and Hawkins were stopped at the gatehouse, and though the men on guard recognized them, they refused to let them pass until the constable had given his permission. As a result, they were left dawdling for ten minutes while one of the porters went in search of the constable. The porter finally returned with the message that her ladyship was expecting them and they were free to enter.
They rode in not much the wis...er. All anyone would tell them was that there had been a vicious attack on one of Lady Sayers’s guests.
When he reached the front portico, Ash slid from the saddle with only a passing glance to make sure that Hawkins caught the reins. He was wound up like a child’s top and took several deep breaths to calm himself as he mounted the front steps.
In the entrance hall, Lady Sayers and her guests were talking in whispers, looking up the stairs as though waiting for someone to appear. There was no sign of Eve.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Men with lanterns were combing the grounds, and the house was ablaze with lights.
He and Hawkins were stopped at the gatehouse, and though the men on guard recognized them, they refused to let them pass until the constable had given his permission. As a result, they were left dawdling for ten minutes while one of the porters went in search of the constable. The porter finally returned with the message that her ladyship was expecting them and they were free to enter.
They rode in not much the wis...er. All anyone would tell them was that there had been a vicious attack on one of Lady Sayers’s guests.
When he reached the front portico, Ash slid from the saddle with only a passing glance to make sure that Hawkins caught the reins. He was wound up like a child’s top and took several deep breaths to calm himself as he mounted the front steps.
In the entrance hall, Lady Sayers and her guests were talking in whispers, looking up the stairs as though waiting for someone to appear. There was no sign of Eve.
What to read after The Pleasure Trap?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thornton, Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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