Darkest Fire
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As a child, she’d learned to escape into fictional worlds, magical places where parents were always nurturing and gentle, food was plentiful, and there was nothing to fear. But even after employing her wildest imaginings as she’d ridden to her new home, she hadn’t visualized this.
This couldn’t be his house. It was too freaking enormous. No, it had to be a museum, an office building, or something. As the car rolled to a stop on the side of the contemporary building, a long span of windows gliste...ning in the waning sunlight, she twisted to exchange a questioning look with Lei over her shoulder.
“What an interesting building. What is it, your office?” Rin asked.
Drako cut the engine and opened his door. “My—your home. Our home. Wait here.”
“Home?” She shot Lei another look. And as he strolled around the front of the car, she mouthed the word “home,” eliciting a shrug from her sister. Her door opened, and she swiveled around to give Drako a thank-you smile. Looking serious and maybe a little distant, he offered his hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a child, she’d learned to escape into fictional worlds, magical places where parents were always nurturing and gentle, food was plentiful, and there was nothing to fear. But even after employing her wildest imaginings as she’d ridden to her new home, she hadn’t visualized this.
This couldn’t be his house. It was too freaking enormous. No, it had to be a museum, an office building, or something. As the car rolled to a stop on the side of the contemporary building, a long span of windows gliste...ning in the waning sunlight, she twisted to exchange a questioning look with Lei over her shoulder.
“What an interesting building. What is it, your office?” Rin asked.
Drako cut the engine and opened his door. “My—your home. Our home. Wait here.”
“Home?” She shot Lei another look. And as he strolled around the front of the car, she mouthed the word “home,” eliciting a shrug from her sister. Her door opened, and she swiveled around to give Drako a thank-you smile. Looking serious and maybe a little distant, he offered his hand.
What to read after Darkest Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tawny Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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