The Winter Prince (The Lion Hunters:01) (2014)
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The oppressive cold and silence never abated. Only the old road that we followed made the landscape different. Now and then the roof of a cottage or shepherd’s hut appeared huddled under the shadow of a low hill, or a stone wall marked off the boundary of a snow-covered field. Otherwise the barren white wasteland about us remained unaltered, the monotony of the moor unbroken.
But once Lleu stopped, astonished, staring at the blank road before him. He blinked and put a hand to his temple. “Wh...at was that?” he said.
I watched him, intrigued. “What do you think it was?” There had been no sound, no movement, no sudden shaft of sunlight.
“I thought—” He frowned, rubbing at his forehead. “It was a flash of color, across the road—a bird or butterfly, green and gold and scarlet. But it’s gone…” He hesitated, hearing the madness in his words. “You didn’t see.”
“No.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The oppressive cold and silence never abated. Only the old road that we followed made the landscape different. Now and then the roof of a cottage or shepherd’s hut appeared huddled under the shadow of a low hill, or a stone wall marked off the boundary of a snow-covered field. Otherwise the barren white wasteland about us remained unaltered, the monotony of the moor unbroken.
But once Lleu stopped, astonished, staring at the blank road before him. He blinked and put a hand to his temple. “Wh...at was that?” he said.
I watched him, intrigued. “What do you think it was?” There had been no sound, no movement, no sudden shaft of sunlight.
“I thought—” He frowned, rubbing at his forehead. “It was a flash of color, across the road—a bird or butterfly, green and gold and scarlet. But it’s gone…” He hesitated, hearing the madness in his words. “You didn’t see.”
“No.”
What to read after The Winter Prince (The Lion Hunters:01)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Wein to read onlineMoreLess
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