Eventide (2011)
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She peered out, hoping her scent was not too ripe less she be detected. Their masks cast aside, she could clearly see the prince’s captors were indeed, ogres. Female ogres by the looks of their pendulous breasts and dimpled backsides. The larger of the two turned toward the cave and recited a poem, “Sing, my geese, with strains so deep that Lin, entranced, may fall asleep." Sigyn pulled back, locking the words to memory. Sing, my geese, with strains so deep that Lin, entranced, may fall asleep. ...They are keeping him bewitched while they have their lascivious ways with him.
The ogresses strolled into the forest. Not knowing their routine, Sigyn stole quickly into their cave to survey the area before their return.
On a bed carved with staves and runes that she could not read, Sigyn found Prince Hlini. Curled up into a fetal position, both hands clasping his privates, he mewed and sobbed like a small child in his sleep. A far cry from the warrior on horseback that bid her good day every morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She peered out, hoping her scent was not too ripe less she be detected. Their masks cast aside, she could clearly see the prince’s captors were indeed, ogres. Female ogres by the looks of their pendulous breasts and dimpled backsides. The larger of the two turned toward the cave and recited a poem, “Sing, my geese, with strains so deep that Lin, entranced, may fall asleep." Sigyn pulled back, locking the words to memory. Sing, my geese, with strains so deep that Lin, entranced, may fall asleep. ...They are keeping him bewitched while they have their lascivious ways with him.
The ogresses strolled into the forest. Not knowing their routine, Sigyn stole quickly into their cave to survey the area before their return.
On a bed carved with staves and runes that she could not read, Sigyn found Prince Hlini. Curled up into a fetal position, both hands clasping his privates, he mewed and sobbed like a small child in his sleep. A far cry from the warrior on horseback that bid her good day every morning.
What to read after Eventide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Celia Kyle to read onlineMoreLess
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