Kingmakers, the (Vampire Empire book 3)
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Anhalt had rushed to Alexandria after receiving word of both the bombing and Mamoru's fall from grace. The halls were lined with soldiers. Staff bowed and curtsied. She had to slow her step several times as Greyfriar lagged behind. The warmth of Alexandria was taking some small toll on his ability to heal from the damage caused in the bombing. They took the stairs to the top floor, the fourth, rather than trust an elevator. The hospital director, Dr. Turabian, met them outside a heavily guarded ...ward.
“Your Majesty, General…sir,” the doctor said to each of the three, “the assassin is conscious, but has yet to speak. He's in decent-enough health. Bit anemic. I don't believe he's from Alexandria, or even Equatoria. But that's just my opinion.”
“Thank you, Doctor,” Adele replied. “I apologize for the disruption to your hospital. If my reign lasts much longer, you'll need to build a new wing to hold my would-be assassins.”
Dr. Turabian coughed with embarrassment that she might have heard that now-common joke in the halls of his hospital.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anhalt had rushed to Alexandria after receiving word of both the bombing and Mamoru's fall from grace. The halls were lined with soldiers. Staff bowed and curtsied. She had to slow her step several times as Greyfriar lagged behind. The warmth of Alexandria was taking some small toll on his ability to heal from the damage caused in the bombing. They took the stairs to the top floor, the fourth, rather than trust an elevator. The hospital director, Dr. Turabian, met them outside a heavily guarded ...ward.
“Your Majesty, General…sir,” the doctor said to each of the three, “the assassin is conscious, but has yet to speak. He's in decent-enough health. Bit anemic. I don't believe he's from Alexandria, or even Equatoria. But that's just my opinion.”
“Thank you, Doctor,” Adele replied. “I apologize for the disruption to your hospital. If my reign lasts much longer, you'll need to build a new wing to hold my would-be assassins.”
Dr. Turabian coughed with embarrassment that she might have heard that now-common joke in the halls of his hospital.
What to read after Kingmakers, the (Vampire Empire book 3)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clay Griffith, Susan Griffith to read onlineMoreLess
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