The Search for Kä (2014)
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I paused at my doorway, then continued on to stop before the tapestry hanging that provided private entry to Tarani’s room. I had my hand up to knock on the flat stone sill when I heard a man’s voice from inside the room. The words were softly spoken and indistinguishable from one another, but I recognized the voice.
I lowered my hand and went back to my room.
I was sitting on the edge of the pallet-lined ledge that served as a bed when Tarani knocked at my door half an hour later. I was dressed... in a fresh “uniform”—tan trousers and tunic, with darker leather belt and boots (baldric and sword omitted)—and my hands were clenched together between my knees. The knock was so soft that I wasn’t sure I had heard anything until Tarani pushed aside the door hanging and looked into the room.
“Rikardon? Why did you not answer? Why are you sitting here in the dark?”
“Dark?” I echoed, then realized I could hardly see Tarani as she walked across the room. As she passed in front of me, I heard a silky, whispering sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I paused at my doorway, then continued on to stop before the tapestry hanging that provided private entry to Tarani’s room. I had my hand up to knock on the flat stone sill when I heard a man’s voice from inside the room. The words were softly spoken and indistinguishable from one another, but I recognized the voice.
I lowered my hand and went back to my room.
I was sitting on the edge of the pallet-lined ledge that served as a bed when Tarani knocked at my door half an hour later. I was dressed... in a fresh “uniform”—tan trousers and tunic, with darker leather belt and boots (baldric and sword omitted)—and my hands were clenched together between my knees. The knock was so soft that I wasn’t sure I had heard anything until Tarani pushed aside the door hanging and looked into the room.
“Rikardon? Why did you not answer? Why are you sitting here in the dark?”
“Dark?” I echoed, then realized I could hardly see Tarani as she walked across the room. As she passed in front of me, I heard a silky, whispering sound.
What to read after The Search for Kä?
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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