Fairytale
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Bridin melted in utter relief. All these years of planning, of waiting for the time to come when she could be free of the Dark Prince! Free of her rooms, and her nurse, and the ever-present guards! Free to do what she’d been born to do.
The painting had done its work. It had brought her sister to her, and tonight, she’d see her twin for the first time since infancy.
Thank the fates, Bridin thought. Rush needed her now. She sensed it with every part of her. The situation there must be dire, and i...t was high time she return and take her place as ruler. High time she oust the dark encroacher who’d taken her grandfather’s throne, and whose father had murdered her mother, and driven her own father into exile. Rush was calling. Rush needed Bridin. And Bridin needed Brigit, because only together could they cross through the doorway. Assuming Bridin could even find the doorway. But she would. She had to. She needed her sister to...
But wait.
Bridin tilted her head to one side, listening to her heart, feeling it twist painfully in her chest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bridin melted in utter relief. All these years of planning, of waiting for the time to come when she could be free of the Dark Prince! Free of her rooms, and her nurse, and the ever-present guards! Free to do what she’d been born to do.
The painting had done its work. It had brought her sister to her, and tonight, she’d see her twin for the first time since infancy.
Thank the fates, Bridin thought. Rush needed her now. She sensed it with every part of her. The situation there must be dire, and i...t was high time she return and take her place as ruler. High time she oust the dark encroacher who’d taken her grandfather’s throne, and whose father had murdered her mother, and driven her own father into exile. Rush was calling. Rush needed Bridin. And Bridin needed Brigit, because only together could they cross through the doorway. Assuming Bridin could even find the doorway. But she would. She had to. She needed her sister to...
But wait.
Bridin tilted her head to one side, listening to her heart, feeling it twist painfully in her chest.
What to read after Fairytale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maggie Shayne to read onlineMoreLess
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