Faery Queen (2009)
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Tania looked up from her throne. She’d sensed the Damned King coming, but she had not expected him to bring Hugh so soon. Instantly, she looked down at her gown to see if she was prettily dressed. Miniature sparks of light erupted from her wings, showering over her body. Faery pheromones were a natural reaction to desire. Detecting the dark lines that marred her skin, she was reminded of all that had happened and the momentary spark of pleasure faded. Lucien chuckled, catching her in the vain ac...t. Steeling herself, she looked up.
“I see your interest in the earl is not just political,” he teased. “You will send for me should he not live up to your expectations, will you not?”
Tania glanced down, seeing the hard press of sexual interest against the Damned King’s tight breeches. Lucien waved his hand to the side. Dark energy flowed over the tarnished floor, pouring like smoke as an orange glow lit over the ground. Hugh appeared, his body unmoving as he lay on the great hall floor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tania looked up from her throne. She’d sensed the Damned King coming, but she had not expected him to bring Hugh so soon. Instantly, she looked down at her gown to see if she was prettily dressed. Miniature sparks of light erupted from her wings, showering over her body. Faery pheromones were a natural reaction to desire. Detecting the dark lines that marred her skin, she was reminded of all that had happened and the momentary spark of pleasure faded. Lucien chuckled, catching her in the vain ac...t. Steeling herself, she looked up.
“I see your interest in the earl is not just political,” he teased. “You will send for me should he not live up to your expectations, will you not?”
Tania glanced down, seeing the hard press of sexual interest against the Damned King’s tight breeches. Lucien waved his hand to the side. Dark energy flowed over the tarnished floor, pouring like smoke as an orange glow lit over the ground. Hugh appeared, his body unmoving as he lay on the great hall floor.
What to read after Faery Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michelle M. Pillow to read onlineMoreLess
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