Compromising Positions
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Donal carried the torch to light the way. If the den had been inhabited, there would be torches lit along the walls, she knew, both for light and warmth. She didn’t mind the damp or the cold—Scots were a hardy people, and wulvers even moreso.
Besides, with Donal beside her, she couldn’t possibly be cold. Her body radiated like a furnace when he was around. They’d known each other barely a day, but already she responded whenever he entered a room, or even when she heard his voice. Laina had s...poken his name that morning, as they went down to breakfast, and Kirstin’s whole body had flushed with heat as if a flame had been ignited inside her belly.
And Laina had noticed.
Mayhaps Kirstin had been successful at keeping it from everyone else, even at breakfast when her gaze kept skipping over to Donal—every time she looked at him, he was looking at her, too—but Laina was her sister. They’d nursed together, hunted together, had their first moonblood within weeks of one another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Donal carried the torch to light the way. If the den had been inhabited, there would be torches lit along the walls, she knew, both for light and warmth. She didn’t mind the damp or the cold—Scots were a hardy people, and wulvers even moreso.
Besides, with Donal beside her, she couldn’t possibly be cold. Her body radiated like a furnace when he was around. They’d known each other barely a day, but already she responded whenever he entered a room, or even when she heard his voice. Laina had s...poken his name that morning, as they went down to breakfast, and Kirstin’s whole body had flushed with heat as if a flame had been ignited inside her belly.
And Laina had noticed.
Mayhaps Kirstin had been successful at keeping it from everyone else, even at breakfast when her gaze kept skipping over to Donal—every time she looked at him, he was looking at her, too—but Laina was her sister. They’d nursed together, hunted together, had their first moonblood within weeks of one another.
What to read after Compromising Positions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Selena Kitt to read onlineMoreLess
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