Velvet Shadows
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He could have been one of his own ancestors, a Creek warrior. I pushed away. In this guise he frightened me a little. All that power I had sensed he kept leashed within him might be near a violent outburst.
“While my sister was under the so-called care of this female, she was criminally allowed to meet Christophe D’Lys. He is Madame’s nephew by left-hand inheritance, sent to France for education. As are many of the mixed bloods, he is very handsome, ingratiating, subtle enough to attract a young... and impressionable girl. Madame fostered their acquaintance, and, when I found her, Victorine actually considered herself affianced to the fellow.
“Being of mixed blood myself, I know the heavy burden this lays upon a man. I did not hold that against him. But when I undertook inquiries I discovered that he was not only illegitimate and half-caste, but in addition he was steeped in the practice of voodoo. The fellow was supposedly a priest of the cult! And I further learned, after I had gotten Victorine out of that vicious nest, he made threats that he would not only claim his ‘bride’ but summon vengeance on all who separated them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could have been one of his own ancestors, a Creek warrior. I pushed away. In this guise he frightened me a little. All that power I had sensed he kept leashed within him might be near a violent outburst.
“While my sister was under the so-called care of this female, she was criminally allowed to meet Christophe D’Lys. He is Madame’s nephew by left-hand inheritance, sent to France for education. As are many of the mixed bloods, he is very handsome, ingratiating, subtle enough to attract a young... and impressionable girl. Madame fostered their acquaintance, and, when I found her, Victorine actually considered herself affianced to the fellow.
“Being of mixed blood myself, I know the heavy burden this lays upon a man. I did not hold that against him. But when I undertook inquiries I discovered that he was not only illegitimate and half-caste, but in addition he was steeped in the practice of voodoo. The fellow was supposedly a priest of the cult! And I further learned, after I had gotten Victorine out of that vicious nest, he made threats that he would not only claim his ‘bride’ but summon vengeance on all who separated them.
What to read after Velvet Shadows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norton Andre to read onlineMoreLess
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