Heart Duel (2010)
Heart Duel
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“I can’t,” he said. “I’m not T’Holly. Even if I were, I don’t think I’d stop the feud. Hulver Pass was one of the first pieces of land our Family claimed, in the second generation. It’s rugged and deadly. We’ve cleared the rock, placed great, generational spells on the cliffs to prevent rockslides, built a decent road. And we did that because seven Hollys died in that pass. Their remains are still there, buried under a whole cliff-face of scrag. We have a memorial plinth with their names. It’s n...ot only that it is our land, but it is integral to the history of our Family. The T’Holly died there, leaving an infant daughter, and no acknowledged heir. We won’t be forgetting that, Bélla.”
She covered her face with her hands, a despairing ache settling in the pit of her stomach. No, no Family would give up land soaked with their blood, sharded with their bones. “I can’t bear it. A Hawthorn feud. Terrible.”
She didn’t hear him cross the room, but his fingers curled around her wrists and drew them away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I can’t,” he said. “I’m not T’Holly. Even if I were, I don’t think I’d stop the feud. Hulver Pass was one of the first pieces of land our Family claimed, in the second generation. It’s rugged and deadly. We’ve cleared the rock, placed great, generational spells on the cliffs to prevent rockslides, built a decent road. And we did that because seven Hollys died in that pass. Their remains are still there, buried under a whole cliff-face of scrag. We have a memorial plinth with their names. It’s n...ot only that it is our land, but it is integral to the history of our Family. The T’Holly died there, leaving an infant daughter, and no acknowledged heir. We won’t be forgetting that, Bélla.”
She covered her face with her hands, a despairing ache settling in the pit of her stomach. No, no Family would give up land soaked with their blood, sharded with their bones. “I can’t bear it. A Hawthorn feud. Terrible.”
She didn’t hear him cross the room, but his fingers curled around her wrists and drew them away.
What to read after Heart Duel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robin D. Owens to read onlineMoreLess
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