Bloodchild (2015)
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Being part of a fencing club back on Earth had helped, of course, but it was when he visited Foh’Ran that he’d learned to wield a real sword, to attack for more than points on a scoreboard, to defend his very life.
An old sword master had taught Aedan to fight with a sword in his teenage years, and everything he’d learned, he had taught Bradan in return. Later, when Aedan had joined Rhuinn’s guard, the lessons had been more infrequent but also much more challenging. Fighting against a vampire wh...o used knives rather than a sword, Bradan had learned to adapt to the strengths and weapons of his adversary. It had been what he needed to prepare him to be a guard.
Being unable to train with Aedan now might have been the hardest part of Bradan’s decision to remain with Ciara—that, and being away from Vivien, of course. Coming home to Foh’Ran, Bradan had had it in mind that all these years of being apart from his brother were finally over. Being wrong was heartbreaking.
It didn’t help that Ciara was… Ciara.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Being part of a fencing club back on Earth had helped, of course, but it was when he visited Foh’Ran that he’d learned to wield a real sword, to attack for more than points on a scoreboard, to defend his very life.
An old sword master had taught Aedan to fight with a sword in his teenage years, and everything he’d learned, he had taught Bradan in return. Later, when Aedan had joined Rhuinn’s guard, the lessons had been more infrequent but also much more challenging. Fighting against a vampire wh...o used knives rather than a sword, Bradan had learned to adapt to the strengths and weapons of his adversary. It had been what he needed to prepare him to be a guard.
Being unable to train with Aedan now might have been the hardest part of Bradan’s decision to remain with Ciara—that, and being away from Vivien, of course. Coming home to Foh’Ran, Bradan had had it in mind that all these years of being apart from his brother were finally over. Being wrong was heartbreaking.
It didn’t help that Ciara was… Ciara.
What to read after Bloodchild?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kallysten to read onlineMoreLess
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