Lord Ruthven's Bride
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James would have preferred to hear the squeak of carriage wheels on the road or even Lady Annabelle’s voice raised in anger. That, at least, would mean she was alive. The report of a pistol would travel far in this quiet countryside. The fact that all had remained quiet at least meant the ladies hadn’t been shot.
James peered through the trees at the road. There was no help for it. He’d followed the road inside the trees as far as possible. He had to venture into the open. It would be dark w...ithin forty minutes. If he didn’t discover where Harley had left the road before then, his chances of finding the women were slim. If Harley hadn’t continued on the main road past his estate that meant he’d deviated after James last saw him in the saddle he passed through three miles back. Three miles. An endless stretch when only forty minutes separated him from darkness.
James kicked his horse’s ribs and the animal broke from the trees into a gallop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
James would have preferred to hear the squeak of carriage wheels on the road or even Lady Annabelle’s voice raised in anger. That, at least, would mean she was alive. The report of a pistol would travel far in this quiet countryside. The fact that all had remained quiet at least meant the ladies hadn’t been shot.
James peered through the trees at the road. There was no help for it. He’d followed the road inside the trees as far as possible. He had to venture into the open. It would be dark w...ithin forty minutes. If he didn’t discover where Harley had left the road before then, his chances of finding the women were slim. If Harley hadn’t continued on the main road past his estate that meant he’d deviated after James last saw him in the saddle he passed through three miles back. Three miles. An endless stretch when only forty minutes separated him from darkness.
James kicked his horse’s ribs and the animal broke from the trees into a gallop.
What to read after Lord Ruthven's Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarah Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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