Highland Promise (1999)
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said Bowen.
“I suppose it would take a wee bit of time to remove the chains,” she muttered, scowling at the people gathered in the hall, then at Bowen when he grinned.
“Lass, ye bedded down with the mon.”
“That doesnae mean I wish to have him for a husband. Mayhap I just thought he was bonny and decided it was time to take a lover.”
“Aye, and I am about to retire to a monestary.” He patted her on the shoulder. “I ken ye too weel, lass. Ye may nay wish to say it aloud but ye had to love that lad ...ere ye would bed him. He is a good lad and he will make ye a fine husband.”
Bethia nodded and idly smoothed her hands over the deep green velvet surcoat she wore. Grizel had found some of the gowns Sorcha had left behind, and after a little stitching to make the gowns fit her slimmer shape, Bethia was dressed finer than she had ever been before. Her hair hung loose and a braided gold netting was draped over it. Her parents had made a few sharp remarks about her audacity in wearing her hair as if she was still a maiden bride, but for once, Bethia was able to ignore their disapproval.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Bowen.
“I suppose it would take a wee bit of time to remove the chains,” she muttered, scowling at the people gathered in the hall, then at Bowen when he grinned.
“Lass, ye bedded down with the mon.”
“That doesnae mean I wish to have him for a husband. Mayhap I just thought he was bonny and decided it was time to take a lover.”
“Aye, and I am about to retire to a monestary.” He patted her on the shoulder. “I ken ye too weel, lass. Ye may nay wish to say it aloud but ye had to love that lad ...ere ye would bed him. He is a good lad and he will make ye a fine husband.”
Bethia nodded and idly smoothed her hands over the deep green velvet surcoat she wore. Grizel had found some of the gowns Sorcha had left behind, and after a little stitching to make the gowns fit her slimmer shape, Bethia was dressed finer than she had ever been before. Her hair hung loose and a braided gold netting was draped over it. Her parents had made a few sharp remarks about her audacity in wearing her hair as if she was still a maiden bride, but for once, Bethia was able to ignore their disapproval.
What to read after Highland Promise?
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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