Claiming Valeria
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Her mouth turned down as she watched the queen stroll through the crowd of sun fae and Rock Run fada assembled for the midsummer ritual.
A long, incandescent candle of a woman, she drew everyone’s gaze without even trying with her bright hair and body like a dancer’s. Next to her, Valeria felt like a plump troll with her ordinary brown coloring and a form that was several inches shorter and ten pounds heavier.
She grabbed Merry’s hand and edged backward so that Cleia would pass by without seeing... her. Most of the people from Rock Run were happily greeting the queen. They had come to like and respect her during the two weeks she’d been imprisoned at Rock Run, but Valeria had kept out of her way, only meeting the queen once, and that briefly. And Cleia wouldn’t recognize her; Dion had kept the queen blindfolded the entire time, which apparently bound her powers in some way so that she was as helpless as a human.
As a relative newcomer at Rock Run, Valeria had refrained from weighing in on whether it was right of the alpha to keep a sun fae imprisoned underground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her mouth turned down as she watched the queen stroll through the crowd of sun fae and Rock Run fada assembled for the midsummer ritual.
A long, incandescent candle of a woman, she drew everyone’s gaze without even trying with her bright hair and body like a dancer’s. Next to her, Valeria felt like a plump troll with her ordinary brown coloring and a form that was several inches shorter and ten pounds heavier.
She grabbed Merry’s hand and edged backward so that Cleia would pass by without seeing... her. Most of the people from Rock Run were happily greeting the queen. They had come to like and respect her during the two weeks she’d been imprisoned at Rock Run, but Valeria had kept out of her way, only meeting the queen once, and that briefly. And Cleia wouldn’t recognize her; Dion had kept the queen blindfolded the entire time, which apparently bound her powers in some way so that she was as helpless as a human.
As a relative newcomer at Rock Run, Valeria had refrained from weighing in on whether it was right of the alpha to keep a sun fae imprisoned underground.
What to read after Claiming Valeria?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rebecca Rivard to read onlineMoreLess
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