A Siren's Song (Ride of the Darkyrie 2)
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Yeah, with all the supernatural shit I was way out of my depth because I didn’t know what was going on, but this was my life’s work. I was always a step, even three, ahead of these killers. I always had the advantage. I was at a loss. Richard had known what I was before he met me and that made him much more dangerous than I’d originally thought. I had no weapons in my immediate reach and no plan; this wasn’t the time to play my hand. “You’ve... made quite the mess of him, haven’t you?” I remarked casually, still inspecting him like I would something pretty in a window display. “Apologies, darling. I couldn’t wait.” Richard was breathing heavily, his body exhibiting all the classic signs of arousal. He’d known I’d want to see his work. How had he known? Dread was a twisted ball of steel in my gut. “Did you take him just for me?” “I might have.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yeah, with all the supernatural shit I was way out of my depth because I didn’t know what was going on, but this was my life’s work. I was always a step, even three, ahead of these killers. I always had the advantage. I was at a loss. Richard had known what I was before he met me and that made him much more dangerous than I’d originally thought. I had no weapons in my immediate reach and no plan; this wasn’t the time to play my hand. “You’ve... made quite the mess of him, haven’t you?” I remarked casually, still inspecting him like I would something pretty in a window display. “Apologies, darling. I couldn’t wait.” Richard was breathing heavily, his body exhibiting all the classic signs of arousal. He’d known I’d want to see his work. How had he known? Dread was a twisted ball of steel in my gut. “Did you take him just for me?” “I might have.”
What to read after A Siren's Song (Ride of the Darkyrie 2)?
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