Knights
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Dane was still ruffled from his encounter with Gloriana when he stepped over the threshold.
Gareth, apparently unaware of his brother’s presence, stood at one of the windows with both hands braced upon the sill, gazing toward the abbey. His thoughts could have been no plainer if they’d been written in letters of fire—even now, then, Gareth pined for his fey Elaina.
“Is she still with the nuns?” Dane asked. He spoke quietly, but his voice came out sounding rough.
His brother’s broad, sturdy shoul...ders stiffened almost imperceptibly, as if in response to a cudgel blow, and he turned at last to face Kenbrook.
“She is no better,” he said with a nod, and though he smiled, both his words and his eyes brimmed with sorrow. “But no worse. We must be thankful for whatever blessings heaven deigns to grant us.”
Dane crossed the room and stood before his brother. For a long moment, the two men simply looked at each other in silence, thinking their own thoughts and sharing no part of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dane was still ruffled from his encounter with Gloriana when he stepped over the threshold.
Gareth, apparently unaware of his brother’s presence, stood at one of the windows with both hands braced upon the sill, gazing toward the abbey. His thoughts could have been no plainer if they’d been written in letters of fire—even now, then, Gareth pined for his fey Elaina.
“Is she still with the nuns?” Dane asked. He spoke quietly, but his voice came out sounding rough.
His brother’s broad, sturdy shoul...ders stiffened almost imperceptibly, as if in response to a cudgel blow, and he turned at last to face Kenbrook.
“She is no better,” he said with a nod, and though he smiled, both his words and his eyes brimmed with sorrow. “But no worse. We must be thankful for whatever blessings heaven deigns to grant us.”
Dane crossed the room and stood before his brother. For a long moment, the two men simply looked at each other in silence, thinking their own thoughts and sharing no part of them.
What to read after Knights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Lael Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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