Blood Red
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“Sausages! I really don’t think he’s strong enough for sausages.”
Mr. O’Leary gave a shrug, twinkled his eyes at her, and nodded toward Father’s closed door.
“He smelled them cooking and told me to fetch him some.”
She rolled her eyes. “Take them back down and have the cook make beef tea.” But she did retrieve the teapot and cup from the tray before Mr. O’Leary turned away with it.
No matter what she might see, she promised herself to put on a cheerful face. After all, they’d weathered Father’s ...injuries during battles with vampires. Once, after a fierce fight, they’d had to spend months at an abbey while Father’s broken limbs healed.
Balancing the tray, Althea opened the door and strode into Father’s room.
But her steps faltered. He looked so small, as though he’d shrunk overnight. His face was ashen. The hands lying on his quilt were white and his skin appeared thin as parchment, crisscrossed with blue veins. His lids flickered as she approached the bed, then opened slowly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Sausages! I really don’t think he’s strong enough for sausages.”
Mr. O’Leary gave a shrug, twinkled his eyes at her, and nodded toward Father’s closed door.
“He smelled them cooking and told me to fetch him some.”
She rolled her eyes. “Take them back down and have the cook make beef tea.” But she did retrieve the teapot and cup from the tray before Mr. O’Leary turned away with it.
No matter what she might see, she promised herself to put on a cheerful face. After all, they’d weathered Father’s ...injuries during battles with vampires. Once, after a fierce fight, they’d had to spend months at an abbey while Father’s broken limbs healed.
Balancing the tray, Althea opened the door and strode into Father’s room.
But her steps faltered. He looked so small, as though he’d shrunk overnight. His face was ashen. The hands lying on his quilt were white and his skin appeared thin as parchment, crisscrossed with blue veins. His lids flickered as she approached the bed, then opened slowly.
What to read after Blood Red?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharon Page to read onlineMoreLess
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