Mackinnons' Hope: a Highland Christmas Carol
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Hugh FitzSimon hurled the newly arrived letter across his desk.
Eleanore, dearest Eleanore, was dead.
He’d kept her from their daughter all these years past, never revealing to Page that her mother still lived. Why, he could not say, but now that Eleanore was gone, the knowledge settled like a stone within his breast.
To make matters worse, King Henry was calling all his barons to Lyons-la-Foret in France and Hugh could simply not bear to face the man—sovereign or nay. Thankfully, hi...s bastard son, Afric, had offered to save him the trip, representing Aldergh in FitzSimon’s name.
After all, it wasn’t as though King Henry could be dying.
Howbeit, Eleanore, his dearest Eleanore, was gone—her spirit flown to God.
Grief choked him about the throat.
Grief. Shame. Regret.
These now would be his bedfellows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hugh FitzSimon hurled the newly arrived letter across his desk.
Eleanore, dearest Eleanore, was dead.
He’d kept her from their daughter all these years past, never revealing to Page that her mother still lived. Why, he could not say, but now that Eleanore was gone, the knowledge settled like a stone within his breast.
To make matters worse, King Henry was calling all his barons to Lyons-la-Foret in France and Hugh could simply not bear to face the man—sovereign or nay. Thankfully, hi...s bastard son, Afric, had offered to save him the trip, representing Aldergh in FitzSimon’s name.
After all, it wasn’t as though King Henry could be dying.
Howbeit, Eleanore, his dearest Eleanore, was gone—her spirit flown to God.
Grief choked him about the throat.
Grief. Shame. Regret.
These now would be his bedfellows.
What to read after Mackinnons' Hope: a Highland Christmas Carol?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tanya Anne Crosby to read onlineMoreLess
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