Captive
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Xavier was awake. He had not been able to do more than doze last night in spite of his exhaustion. Alexandra’s betrayal had haunted him.
And with it, the question why.
He lay motionless now, eyes open, listening to the Turkish soldiers snapping out commands. Several of the Turks nudged various captives with their booted feet. More than a few men received full-fledged kicks and cried out in protest and pain.
Xavier lay on a hard straw mat in the crowded courtyard, like everyone else—except for th...ose fortunate few who had the means with which to pay off Kadar and ‘rent’ cubbyhole rooms or the right to sleep on the terrace above them.
He rose cautiously to his feet in time to see Timmy kicked viciously in the shoulder. The boy had been sleeping; he cried out. The Turk, a small man with crooked teeth, met Xavier’s gaze and grinned. Xavier straightened, eyeing the scimitar that the Turk held loosely in his hand. He had to fight the violent urge to attack the janissary; but he would quickly be beaten to a pulp, and in the end no one would gain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xavier was awake. He had not been able to do more than doze last night in spite of his exhaustion. Alexandra’s betrayal had haunted him.
And with it, the question why.
He lay motionless now, eyes open, listening to the Turkish soldiers snapping out commands. Several of the Turks nudged various captives with their booted feet. More than a few men received full-fledged kicks and cried out in protest and pain.
Xavier lay on a hard straw mat in the crowded courtyard, like everyone else—except for th...ose fortunate few who had the means with which to pay off Kadar and ‘rent’ cubbyhole rooms or the right to sleep on the terrace above them.
He rose cautiously to his feet in time to see Timmy kicked viciously in the shoulder. The boy had been sleeping; he cried out. The Turk, a small man with crooked teeth, met Xavier’s gaze and grinned. Xavier straightened, eyeing the scimitar that the Turk held loosely in his hand. He had to fight the violent urge to attack the janissary; but he would quickly be beaten to a pulp, and in the end no one would gain.
What to read after Captive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brenda Joyce to read onlineMoreLess
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