True Grey (2012)
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Blood. A pollution in the body that would haunt her, e’ermore. ’Twas this, and not the slights against her person that haunted her. Drove her, compelling her to e’er more desperate acts.
In her sleep, Dulcie tossed and turned, her dreaming eye caught on the image of a dark-haired woman, pacing in a small garret room. Then she was that woman, and they were her thoughts, full of anxiety and doubt, that she heard.
Mayhap she should grant him what he wished, a visitation, nothing more. If reason wer...e her ally, he would perceive the injury done her. The insult perpetuated with each advance. He would repent, as she had. She stopped, cold, her head turning toward the low wall, toward the fire, toward that which kept warm there. No, she could not lie. Not to herself, nor to the one who watched, still and quiet. She knew, she would always know. It was too late. There would be no repentance for her of this deed, e’en unto death.
‘Death!’ Dulcie woke for real then, sitting up so quickly that Esmé squealed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blood. A pollution in the body that would haunt her, e’ermore. ’Twas this, and not the slights against her person that haunted her. Drove her, compelling her to e’er more desperate acts.
In her sleep, Dulcie tossed and turned, her dreaming eye caught on the image of a dark-haired woman, pacing in a small garret room. Then she was that woman, and they were her thoughts, full of anxiety and doubt, that she heard.
Mayhap she should grant him what he wished, a visitation, nothing more. If reason wer...e her ally, he would perceive the injury done her. The insult perpetuated with each advance. He would repent, as she had. She stopped, cold, her head turning toward the low wall, toward the fire, toward that which kept warm there. No, she could not lie. Not to herself, nor to the one who watched, still and quiet. She knew, she would always know. It was too late. There would be no repentance for her of this deed, e’en unto death.
‘Death!’ Dulcie woke for real then, sitting up so quickly that Esmé squealed.
What to read after True Grey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clea Simon to read onlineMoreLess
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