Claimed By the Elven King: Part One
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My body felt heavy, stiff, and every one of my muscles seemed to throb—and not in a good way. There was a dull ache in both my temples and the back of my neck that spiked with pain every time I moved my head. It was like waking up after going on a five-day bender of hard liquor and no sleep. Not that I had any firsthand experience, mind you, but I did have a few wild friends during my undergrad days and had often witnessed the absolute train wreck of misery and self-hate that had always followed....
It took me a lot longer than usual to shake off the lethargy of sleep, but once my mind had cleared a bit and my eyes had focused completely on my surroundings, I don’t think I have ever been as wide-awake as I was at that moment. The room I was in was not my own, the bed a far cry from my twin-sized bed. I lay in the center of a bed large enough to sleep at least ten people comfortably. I bolted upright, wincing when my head throbbed sharply in protest, and my hands immediately went to my body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My body felt heavy, stiff, and every one of my muscles seemed to throb—and not in a good way. There was a dull ache in both my temples and the back of my neck that spiked with pain every time I moved my head. It was like waking up after going on a five-day bender of hard liquor and no sleep. Not that I had any firsthand experience, mind you, but I did have a few wild friends during my undergrad days and had often witnessed the absolute train wreck of misery and self-hate that had always followed....
It took me a lot longer than usual to shake off the lethargy of sleep, but once my mind had cleared a bit and my eyes had focused completely on my surroundings, I don’t think I have ever been as wide-awake as I was at that moment. The room I was in was not my own, the bed a far cry from my twin-sized bed. I lay in the center of a bed large enough to sleep at least ten people comfortably. I bolted upright, wincing when my head throbbed sharply in protest, and my hands immediately went to my body.
What to read after Claimed By the Elven King: Part One?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cristina Rayne to read onlineMoreLess
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