Highland Wolf
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James glared at Simon. He had left a warm bed and an equally warm Annora to bring Mary’s rantings to Simon and Tormand. Creeping through a few dark passages and tunnels to get out of Dunncraig unseen had not been very enjoyable, either. He loathed small, dark places. Dragging Simon and Tormand away from their women and out of their warm beds at the inn without being seen and bringing them through the dark to the back room of Edmund’s shop had given James some pleasurable moments. Yet, waiting so... long while Simon very carefully read the journal, Tormand reading it over the man’s shoulder, had stolen most of that mild enjoyment. It seemed what was written there deserved far more than a simple this is interesting.
“’Tis a confession, isnae it?” James demanded. “It makes it clear that she was hand-in-fist with MacKay, that she was alive when I was decried as her murderer, and that Donnell killed her because she was too great a threat to him.”
“Ah, weel, it does make it clear that she was Donnell’s lover and that she was plotting with him to get rid of ye so that Donnell might claim Dunncraig as reparation for her murder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
James glared at Simon. He had left a warm bed and an equally warm Annora to bring Mary’s rantings to Simon and Tormand. Creeping through a few dark passages and tunnels to get out of Dunncraig unseen had not been very enjoyable, either. He loathed small, dark places. Dragging Simon and Tormand away from their women and out of their warm beds at the inn without being seen and bringing them through the dark to the back room of Edmund’s shop had given James some pleasurable moments. Yet, waiting so... long while Simon very carefully read the journal, Tormand reading it over the man’s shoulder, had stolen most of that mild enjoyment. It seemed what was written there deserved far more than a simple this is interesting.
“’Tis a confession, isnae it?” James demanded. “It makes it clear that she was hand-in-fist with MacKay, that she was alive when I was decried as her murderer, and that Donnell killed her because she was too great a threat to him.”
“Ah, weel, it does make it clear that she was Donnell’s lover and that she was plotting with him to get rid of ye so that Donnell might claim Dunncraig as reparation for her murder.
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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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