A Lady's Charade (Medieval Romance Novel)
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Not many people would want to have anything to do with an old peasant such as herself, but there was still the occasional vagabond to fear who may wish to steal anything of value she had.
For Maude, this was what caused her the most anxiety. She still carried the pouch of jewels that she’d stolen from Chloe’s satchel. Minus one, however. She’d had to give up a precious ring to the little slutty chambermaid who’d been spying for her. She kept it well hidden tied against the thickness of her t...highs under her skirts that no man would dare venture toward. For extra measure she carried a small dagger at her hip. She’d kill, she would, if she needed to. Her journey was important. The most important journey of her life. This journey would save her life and the life of her son.
Maude traveled to Prudhoe Castle to see the earl, stupid Lord Hardwyck’s father. She’d been around for a long time, longer than Lord Hardwyck himself and she knew how the Earl of Northumberland worked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not many people would want to have anything to do with an old peasant such as herself, but there was still the occasional vagabond to fear who may wish to steal anything of value she had.
For Maude, this was what caused her the most anxiety. She still carried the pouch of jewels that she’d stolen from Chloe’s satchel. Minus one, however. She’d had to give up a precious ring to the little slutty chambermaid who’d been spying for her. She kept it well hidden tied against the thickness of her t...highs under her skirts that no man would dare venture toward. For extra measure she carried a small dagger at her hip. She’d kill, she would, if she needed to. Her journey was important. The most important journey of her life. This journey would save her life and the life of her son.
Maude traveled to Prudhoe Castle to see the earl, stupid Lord Hardwyck’s father. She’d been around for a long time, longer than Lord Hardwyck himself and she knew how the Earl of Northumberland worked.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Knight to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 2 years ago
The characters are so needlessly horny-It boggles the mind.
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