Devil's Palace
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The breath had frozen in her throat, her heart had ceased to beat. It could not be happening. She had misheard—misunderstood.
‘Prince Yakovlev has staked his mistress to Karolyi!’ The shouts went from table to table. Winning hands of cards were put down uncaringly. The whirr of roulette wheels ceased. The whole attention of the room was centred on the two men facing each other across the green baize table. And on Charlotte, standing immobile at Prince Yakovlev’s side, her hand to her throat,... her eyes disbelieving.
The crowd around her jostled and pushed.
‘Where’s the girl?’ ‘Surely she was Princess Natalya’s companion?’ ‘What the devil is Karolyi up to?’ Words, sentences, permeated her brain. She tried to turn and run but could not for the crowd that hemmed her in.
No longer did Sandor Karolyi seek to hold her eyes with his. His glossily dark head was bent intently over the cards in his hand, his face taut with concentration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The breath had frozen in her throat, her heart had ceased to beat. It could not be happening. She had misheard—misunderstood.
‘Prince Yakovlev has staked his mistress to Karolyi!’ The shouts went from table to table. Winning hands of cards were put down uncaringly. The whirr of roulette wheels ceased. The whole attention of the room was centred on the two men facing each other across the green baize table. And on Charlotte, standing immobile at Prince Yakovlev’s side, her hand to her throat,... her eyes disbelieving.
The crowd around her jostled and pushed.
‘Where’s the girl?’ ‘Surely she was Princess Natalya’s companion?’ ‘What the devil is Karolyi up to?’ Words, sentences, permeated her brain. She tried to turn and run but could not for the crowd that hemmed her in.
No longer did Sandor Karolyi seek to hold her eyes with his. His glossily dark head was bent intently over the cards in his hand, his face taut with concentration.
What to read after Devil's Palace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Pemberton to read onlineMoreLess
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