Diva (Jit'suku Chronicles)
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It was a large gathering, in the grand audience chamber of Tren’s palace. Maggie was duly impressed by the room, the acoustics, the security and the emperor himself. He really did seem to enjoy her music. His eyes lit as she sang to him, and while she hadn’t planned it, she decided to play Warrior’s Lament for him. It had just been recorded and was due for release in her home galaxy soon, but as John had suggested, all the proceeds from this particular song would go to military widows and orphan...s charities.
The emperor struck her as a warrior—or at least a man who had gone through the training and knew what it meant when he gave the order to invade or fall back. One had only to look at the way he carried himself, the way he moved, to realize he could probably be quite deadly when he chose to be. Having grown up with a warrior father, Maggie respected that in a man, and she found herself respecting, albeit grudgingly, the enemy emperor more than she ever thought she would.
She played her special song for him, and his eyes narrowed a bit at her, though he was too well trained to display any more emotion that that in public.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a large gathering, in the grand audience chamber of Tren’s palace. Maggie was duly impressed by the room, the acoustics, the security and the emperor himself. He really did seem to enjoy her music. His eyes lit as she sang to him, and while she hadn’t planned it, she decided to play Warrior’s Lament for him. It had just been recorded and was due for release in her home galaxy soon, but as John had suggested, all the proceeds from this particular song would go to military widows and orphan...s charities.
The emperor struck her as a warrior—or at least a man who had gone through the training and knew what it meant when he gave the order to invade or fall back. One had only to look at the way he carried himself, the way he moved, to realize he could probably be quite deadly when he chose to be. Having grown up with a warrior father, Maggie respected that in a man, and she found herself respecting, albeit grudgingly, the enemy emperor more than she ever thought she would.
She played her special song for him, and his eyes narrowed a bit at her, though he was too well trained to display any more emotion that that in public.
What to read after Diva (Jit'suku Chronicles)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bianca D'arc to read onlineMoreLess
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