Dragon's Honor
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Very nice. And big.So far it had taken Baron at least an hour to do his initial walk-through. Getting the lay of the land, so to speak. Where, and in what order, all the rooms were. The entrances and exits to each, along with the windows and other openings. As he went he made a mental map, assessing each room in turn and how defensible it was. Some rooms he planned to ban Honor from. The conservatory at the back for example, was a death trap. All glass with numerous entry points, it was a securi...ty nightmare. Any sniper with a decent scope could pick her off, and that was before they started in on spell-slingers who didn’t need a decent line of sight.Making his way along one of the upstairs corridors, he checked the locks on each of the windows. His steps were soundless on the plush carpeting, and his expression when he caught sight of it in the window was satisfied. Whoever had had these locks fitted had known what they were looking for. Laurence Croft himself presumably, with some advice from somewhere, possibly a clued up salesman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Very nice. And big.So far it had taken Baron at least an hour to do his initial walk-through. Getting the lay of the land, so to speak. Where, and in what order, all the rooms were. The entrances and exits to each, along with the windows and other openings. As he went he made a mental map, assessing each room in turn and how defensible it was. Some rooms he planned to ban Honor from. The conservatory at the back for example, was a death trap. All glass with numerous entry points, it was a securi...ty nightmare. Any sniper with a decent scope could pick her off, and that was before they started in on spell-slingers who didn’t need a decent line of sight.Making his way along one of the upstairs corridors, he checked the locks on each of the windows. His steps were soundless on the plush carpeting, and his expression when he caught sight of it in the window was satisfied. Whoever had had these locks fitted had known what they were looking for. Laurence Croft himself presumably, with some advice from somewhere, possibly a clued up salesman.
What to read after Dragon's Honor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mina Carter to read onlineMoreLess
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