At the King's Command
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Still he tried. Still he punished his beautiful swift mare at a brutal pace, needing no spurs save his own voice to urge Capria to her greatest speed.Across the greening landscape she carried him, over windswept fells and scrubby downs. To the barren chalk heights and then down again. Dizzying leaps across streams and hedgerows and terraced fences of stone.He found no escape. Even as the perils of hard riding leaped up around him, his mind clung to her image: Juliana, with her rich gleaming hair... tumbling about her shoulders and her eyes on fire with wanting him, wanting his secrets, wanting his soul.His heart slammed like a hammer against his breastbone. At last he knew what he feared.That he could love again.No. No. No. He pounded his heels against the mare’s sides. He drove her down to a hidden place that reminded him of exactly who he was and what he had done. A place that would help him freeze his emotions and keep his feelings for Juliana from devouring him whole.When he reached his destination he was panting as if he, and not the mare, had raced for miles.He threw the reins around a tree branch and approached the secluded spot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still he tried. Still he punished his beautiful swift mare at a brutal pace, needing no spurs save his own voice to urge Capria to her greatest speed.Across the greening landscape she carried him, over windswept fells and scrubby downs. To the barren chalk heights and then down again. Dizzying leaps across streams and hedgerows and terraced fences of stone.He found no escape. Even as the perils of hard riding leaped up around him, his mind clung to her image: Juliana, with her rich gleaming hair... tumbling about her shoulders and her eyes on fire with wanting him, wanting his secrets, wanting his soul.His heart slammed like a hammer against his breastbone. At last he knew what he feared.That he could love again.No. No. No. He pounded his heels against the mare’s sides. He drove her down to a hidden place that reminded him of exactly who he was and what he had done. A place that would help him freeze his emotions and keep his feelings for Juliana from devouring him whole.When he reached his destination he was panting as if he, and not the mare, had raced for miles.He threw the reins around a tree branch and approached the secluded spot.
What to read after At the King's Command?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Wiggs to read onlineMoreLess
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