The Steel of Raithskar (2014)
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I have never been one to confuse sentiment with emotion, and I know that that moment might have been one of the most emotional of my two lives.
But it was interrupted.
There was a loud banging on the door, followed just a bit too soon by Milda literally running down the front stairway to open the door. Illia fell through, sobbing, and Milda caught her around the shoulders. Illia reached out toward me, saying “Markasset” over and over again, until Milda shook her into silence.
“Now,” Milda said, ...when Illia was under control, “I saw you running up the street as though Keeshah were after you. If you’ve got something to say, say it!” This was not the sweet old lady I had met earlier and loved almost instantly—this was a woman made of iron! And I still loved her.
Illia looked over at me. “They’re coming after Markasset.”
“What?” asked Thanasset. “Who is coming after him?”
“Zaddorn,” she wailed, and I noticed that though she had all the human reactions of weeping, there were no tears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have never been one to confuse sentiment with emotion, and I know that that moment might have been one of the most emotional of my two lives.
But it was interrupted.
There was a loud banging on the door, followed just a bit too soon by Milda literally running down the front stairway to open the door. Illia fell through, sobbing, and Milda caught her around the shoulders. Illia reached out toward me, saying “Markasset” over and over again, until Milda shook her into silence.
“Now,” Milda said, ...when Illia was under control, “I saw you running up the street as though Keeshah were after you. If you’ve got something to say, say it!” This was not the sweet old lady I had met earlier and loved almost instantly—this was a woman made of iron! And I still loved her.
Illia looked over at me. “They’re coming after Markasset.”
“What?” asked Thanasset. “Who is coming after him?”
“Zaddorn,” she wailed, and I noticed that though she had all the human reactions of weeping, there were no tears.
What to read after The Steel of Raithskar?
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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