Highland Hunger
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Una looked at the laird, Cathal MacNachton, wondering how a man could put such fury behind one small word. He was a very handsome man who looked to be in his thirties, his much smaller blond wife a few years younger. Bridget was obviously the laird’s Outsider bride. As Efrica was Jankyn’s, she thought, casting a quick glance toward the couple who were both so gracefully beautiful they made her feel like a cow.
“Aye,” replied Raibeart. “There are eight Lost Ones at Dunmorton. Four women, two yout...hs, and two bairns.”
“Bairns? He is holding bairns prisoner?” Cathal hissed.
“Two wee lassies named Joan and Alma. He keeps them in cages in his dungeon.”
Raibeart nearly grinned when every MacNachton in the great hall growled in fury. He glanced at Una and had to swallow a laugh. She was not afraid but she was certainly surprised. He had wanted her to see that anger, to see that proof that the MacNachtons would truly rescue her friends. Raibeart knew she had not fully cast aside her doubts about their readiness to help her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Una looked at the laird, Cathal MacNachton, wondering how a man could put such fury behind one small word. He was a very handsome man who looked to be in his thirties, his much smaller blond wife a few years younger. Bridget was obviously the laird’s Outsider bride. As Efrica was Jankyn’s, she thought, casting a quick glance toward the couple who were both so gracefully beautiful they made her feel like a cow.
“Aye,” replied Raibeart. “There are eight Lost Ones at Dunmorton. Four women, two yout...hs, and two bairns.”
“Bairns? He is holding bairns prisoner?” Cathal hissed.
“Two wee lassies named Joan and Alma. He keeps them in cages in his dungeon.”
Raibeart nearly grinned when every MacNachton in the great hall growled in fury. He glanced at Una and had to swallow a laugh. She was not afraid but she was certainly surprised. He had wanted her to see that anger, to see that proof that the MacNachtons would truly rescue her friends. Raibeart knew she had not fully cast aside her doubts about their readiness to help her.
What to read after Highland Hunger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hannah Howell to read onlineMoreLess
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