Lord of Midnight
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Paradise danced around, just out of reach, and the snake was her own sense of right and wrong.
No! Not the snake. The snake was the wicked temptation of her love.
Eventually everything settled, sank miserably into a cinder landscape of black and gray. He had told her everything. It broke her heart, but it did not help, because her father’s cause had been just. Renald had admitted that the rebels had changed their minds out of fear, not because they suddenly realized that Henry Beauclerk was a go...od and honest king.
Her father alone had stood for the just cause, and been killed for it. It had to have been an unjust death.
She crossed herself and knelt to pray, begging for strength to resist the tempting snake. Then she rose and seized her wax tablets, to write down ways to escape this situation.
Annulment, she wrote. Essential. Bishop.
Grounds? Nonconsummation and possibly deception. She would ask the bishop if there were others. Quivering with memory, she knew she must never be alone with Renald again or, as he’d said, they would be trapped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paradise danced around, just out of reach, and the snake was her own sense of right and wrong.
No! Not the snake. The snake was the wicked temptation of her love.
Eventually everything settled, sank miserably into a cinder landscape of black and gray. He had told her everything. It broke her heart, but it did not help, because her father’s cause had been just. Renald had admitted that the rebels had changed their minds out of fear, not because they suddenly realized that Henry Beauclerk was a go...od and honest king.
Her father alone had stood for the just cause, and been killed for it. It had to have been an unjust death.
She crossed herself and knelt to pray, begging for strength to resist the tempting snake. Then she rose and seized her wax tablets, to write down ways to escape this situation.
Annulment, she wrote. Essential. Bishop.
Grounds? Nonconsummation and possibly deception. She would ask the bishop if there were others. Quivering with memory, she knew she must never be alone with Renald again or, as he’d said, they would be trapped.
What to read after Lord of Midnight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Beverley to read onlineMoreLess
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