Furyous Ink
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Or wanted so much. Not even in the days of the decline of Rome.
She knew they’d have to talk about the fact they were joined forever, but Meg supposed if they were joined forever, they had forever to discuss it. Circular logic always made her feel better.
Sudden pain shot through her—like a million razorblades sliding beneath her skin. Her power blazed but gave her no relief, only intensified the pain. Her veins stood out starkly black against the pale cream of her skin and she knew she didn’t h...ave much time left. She had to find out who the killer was.
But first, Megaera had to know if Esme Payne on 34th street was the same Esme Payne Marcus believed he’d killed. Then maybe he’d trust her, trust in her, and they could solve the murders together.
She knocked on the witch’s door and Esme answered immediately. She was a beautiful woman, with a raven’s fall of black hair around her shoulders and large, dark eyes rimmed with thick lashes. Her lips were painted a deep red to match her long, flowing dress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or wanted so much. Not even in the days of the decline of Rome.
She knew they’d have to talk about the fact they were joined forever, but Meg supposed if they were joined forever, they had forever to discuss it. Circular logic always made her feel better.
Sudden pain shot through her—like a million razorblades sliding beneath her skin. Her power blazed but gave her no relief, only intensified the pain. Her veins stood out starkly black against the pale cream of her skin and she knew she didn’t h...ave much time left. She had to find out who the killer was.
But first, Megaera had to know if Esme Payne on 34th street was the same Esme Payne Marcus believed he’d killed. Then maybe he’d trust her, trust in her, and they could solve the murders together.
She knocked on the witch’s door and Esme answered immediately. She was a beautiful woman, with a raven’s fall of black hair around her shoulders and large, dark eyes rimmed with thick lashes. Her lips were painted a deep red to match her long, flowing dress.
What to read after Furyous Ink?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saranna Dewylde to read onlineMoreLess
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