A Pirate's Dream
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Things had changed between her and Sircco lately—not quickly, and not easily—but rather than ignore her, he now seemed to seek her out. He asked her questions and, even on occasion, offered up tidbits on Talia’s life.
And even though Stygia’s snarly attitude hadn’t let up in the slightest, only a blind fool would not have seen that Sircco, King of the Seren Seas, was intrigued by his little captive.
Fluffing out her hair, she twirled, running her hands down the silky fabric of her slitted gown. ...Showing off such an expanse of thigh felt naughty, especially here, where the folk viewed her legs as a repulsive piece of flesh, but it’d not escaped her notice that Sircco glanced down at them more and more often.
She had great legs, muscular but not too much so. They were solidly built and yet femininely delicate. She was proud of who she was, and whether any of them down here felt as she did, it mattered naught to her.
Pinching her cheeks to bring out the pink in her pale, washed-out flesh, she inhaled deeply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Things had changed between her and Sircco lately—not quickly, and not easily—but rather than ignore her, he now seemed to seek her out. He asked her questions and, even on occasion, offered up tidbits on Talia’s life.
And even though Stygia’s snarly attitude hadn’t let up in the slightest, only a blind fool would not have seen that Sircco, King of the Seren Seas, was intrigued by his little captive.
Fluffing out her hair, she twirled, running her hands down the silky fabric of her slitted gown. ...Showing off such an expanse of thigh felt naughty, especially here, where the folk viewed her legs as a repulsive piece of flesh, but it’d not escaped her notice that Sircco glanced down at them more and more often.
She had great legs, muscular but not too much so. They were solidly built and yet femininely delicate. She was proud of who she was, and whether any of them down here felt as she did, it mattered naught to her.
Pinching her cheeks to bring out the pink in her pale, washed-out flesh, she inhaled deeply.
What to read after A Pirate's Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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