Mark of the Rose: the Tudor Vampire Chronicles
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“You are starting to heal quite nicely, Sir Rhys. How do you feel?”
“Much improved, Mistress Hopkins.”
Rhys smiled back at her and turned his head to examine the puncture wounds, which were no longer oozing blood. He waited patiently while the healer smoothed a sweet-smelling cream into his skin and then rebandaged his shoulder.
“That should do it, sir. Come back and see me next week, and we should be able to dispense with the bandage altogether.”
Rhys pulled his shirt back over his head and lac...ed up his hose. Through the small kitchen window he could just make out Verity’s form in the garden, where she was busy picking comfrey and mint for Mistress Hopkins. She’d walked over with him to the healer’s cottage, her hand in his, and he’d enjoyed every moment.
After the bloodletting, he’d slept right through the next day and only dragged himself out of bed to ask the king’s permission to stay on at Hampton Court to assist Verity, which had been willingly granted. With the queen in such dire straits, he could not force the issue of his feelings for Verity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You are starting to heal quite nicely, Sir Rhys. How do you feel?”
“Much improved, Mistress Hopkins.”
Rhys smiled back at her and turned his head to examine the puncture wounds, which were no longer oozing blood. He waited patiently while the healer smoothed a sweet-smelling cream into his skin and then rebandaged his shoulder.
“That should do it, sir. Come back and see me next week, and we should be able to dispense with the bandage altogether.”
Rhys pulled his shirt back over his head and lac...ed up his hose. Through the small kitchen window he could just make out Verity’s form in the garden, where she was busy picking comfrey and mint for Mistress Hopkins. She’d walked over with him to the healer’s cottage, her hand in his, and he’d enjoyed every moment.
After the bloodletting, he’d slept right through the next day and only dragged himself out of bed to ask the king’s permission to stay on at Hampton Court to assist Verity, which had been willingly granted. With the queen in such dire straits, he could not force the issue of his feelings for Verity.
What to read after Mark of the Rose: the Tudor Vampire Chronicles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Pearce to read onlineMoreLess
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