Fable: Blood of Heroes (2015)
Fable: Blood of Heroes
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She was a fine figure of a woman. Strong as an ox to boot. It’d been years since Jeremiah Tipple met anyone, man or woman, who could go toe-to-toe with him for more than a single round, but Inga was tough enough to give him a run for his money. If she’d been a few years older, or he a few years younger, he’d have tried to find out if they were a match in other ways.
“On your left,” Inga shouted.
Tipple spun. Something smashed into his back, between the shoulder blades.
“I said left!”...
He roared and spun around, backfisting the fellow behind him. “Come ’ere, you!” He followed up with a haymaker that knocked the man arse over ankles into the river. “Right. Now who’s next?”
“That’s everyone on deck,” said Inga. “I hear the others scuttling about below.”
They moved towards the trapdoor in the centre of the deck. Inga positioned herself to one side and nodded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was a fine figure of a woman. Strong as an ox to boot. It’d been years since Jeremiah Tipple met anyone, man or woman, who could go toe-to-toe with him for more than a single round, but Inga was tough enough to give him a run for his money. If she’d been a few years older, or he a few years younger, he’d have tried to find out if they were a match in other ways.
“On your left,” Inga shouted.
Tipple spun. Something smashed into his back, between the shoulder blades.
“I said left!”...
He roared and spun around, backfisting the fellow behind him. “Come ’ere, you!” He followed up with a haymaker that knocked the man arse over ankles into the river. “Right. Now who’s next?”
“That’s everyone on deck,” said Inga. “I hear the others scuttling about below.”
They moved towards the trapdoor in the centre of the deck. Inga positioned herself to one side and nodded.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jim C. Hines to read onlineMoreLess
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