Call of the Wild Wind (Waterloo Heroes book 2)
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Britannia Halsey skated a glance around the elegantly laid table—from her father to her brother and his guest, the Honorable and Annoying Earl of Wick—who were engaged in a spirited debate about the most moldy of topics. How they could manage to be enthused was an utter mystery.
Restricted grain imports, new tariffs on wool, cotton and silk…and Corn Laws, for pity’s sake. Corn Laws.
She should be used to it by now, given her father’s fascination for anything that had to do with politics,... but no matter how she tried, she simply could not dredge up a whiff of interest. In the topics at least. Her attention kept wandering to Wick’s face, his features. Watching his lips move as he spoke.
She forced her attention back to her mother, hoping to engage her in a conversation about something diverting, but found no relief there. The duchess was staring at her husband, hanging on every word he said.
Britannia sighed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Britannia Halsey skated a glance around the elegantly laid table—from her father to her brother and his guest, the Honorable and Annoying Earl of Wick—who were engaged in a spirited debate about the most moldy of topics. How they could manage to be enthused was an utter mystery.
Restricted grain imports, new tariffs on wool, cotton and silk…and Corn Laws, for pity’s sake. Corn Laws.
She should be used to it by now, given her father’s fascination for anything that had to do with politics,... but no matter how she tried, she simply could not dredge up a whiff of interest. In the topics at least. Her attention kept wandering to Wick’s face, his features. Watching his lips move as he spoke.
She forced her attention back to her mother, hoping to engage her in a conversation about something diverting, but found no relief there. The duchess was staring at her husband, hanging on every word he said.
Britannia sighed.
What to read after Call of the Wild Wind (Waterloo Heroes book 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sabrina York to read onlineMoreLess
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