A Mating Dance
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When no one rushed in to beat him back into unconsciousness, confusion clouded his mind. He lifted his head from the sand-covered cement floor and looked around. A small robed figure darted away from the cell door.Scrambling to his feet, and wincing at the sharp pain in his ribs, he reached the bars, too slow to catch the female. She was gone, no sign of her anywhere. He knew it was a female by her scent. He shook his head to try to regain some sanity back because he swore the scent was that of ...the female jaguar that had come in earlier and ordered his beating.What the hell? Did she have regrets?He snorted. That was highly doubtful.He peered down at the lock and groaned. The bars were unlocked and slightly open. It was a trap. It had to be. Why else would she do it?Desperation was a crazy thing. It took control of all rational thoughts and caged them up. Hesitantly, Graham pushed the bars open and peered down the hall. No one in sight. He listened and heard only the soft snores of someone sleeping farther down the hall to his right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When no one rushed in to beat him back into unconsciousness, confusion clouded his mind. He lifted his head from the sand-covered cement floor and looked around. A small robed figure darted away from the cell door.Scrambling to his feet, and wincing at the sharp pain in his ribs, he reached the bars, too slow to catch the female. She was gone, no sign of her anywhere. He knew it was a female by her scent. He shook his head to try to regain some sanity back because he swore the scent was that of ...the female jaguar that had come in earlier and ordered his beating.What the hell? Did she have regrets?He snorted. That was highly doubtful.He peered down at the lock and groaned. The bars were unlocked and slightly open. It was a trap. It had to be. Why else would she do it?Desperation was a crazy thing. It took control of all rational thoughts and caged them up. Hesitantly, Graham pushed the bars open and peered down the hall. No one in sight. He listened and heard only the soft snores of someone sleeping farther down the hall to his right.
What to read after A Mating Dance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lia Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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