Fated
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A Kurjan—had to be. The monster bellowed in pain before stabbing its long claws into the pelt of the lion’s fur. Cara gasped in shock as the female lion growled low and leapt straight for the throat of the other Kurjan, which pivoted and threw the lioness to the wet ground. The feline bounded to her feet and sunk sharp fangs into the knee of her enemy, forcing it to fall. She descended upon its neck and blood sprayed.
Cara’s stomach revolted as the coppery smell of blood mixed with fresh earth. ...The male lion turned and flung a Kurjan’s head into the darkness of the forest, leaving its decapitated body lying uselessly on the ground. Blood covered the cat’s thick pelt and whiskers as he lifted his head and howled in fury. Then he turned toward the female just as three more Kurjans leapt out of the forest. He instantly pivoted to charge at the two nearest his position.
The female was absorbed in wrenching the head from her opponent and didn’t see the knife thrown at her from the fifth Kurjan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Kurjan—had to be. The monster bellowed in pain before stabbing its long claws into the pelt of the lion’s fur. Cara gasped in shock as the female lion growled low and leapt straight for the throat of the other Kurjan, which pivoted and threw the lioness to the wet ground. The feline bounded to her feet and sunk sharp fangs into the knee of her enemy, forcing it to fall. She descended upon its neck and blood sprayed.
Cara’s stomach revolted as the coppery smell of blood mixed with fresh earth. ...The male lion turned and flung a Kurjan’s head into the darkness of the forest, leaving its decapitated body lying uselessly on the ground. Blood covered the cat’s thick pelt and whiskers as he lifted his head and howled in fury. Then he turned toward the female just as three more Kurjans leapt out of the forest. He instantly pivoted to charge at the two nearest his position.
The female was absorbed in wrenching the head from her opponent and didn’t see the knife thrown at her from the fifth Kurjan.
What to read after Fated?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rebecca Zanetti to read onlineMoreLess
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