Master of Swords (2010)
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Her opponent’s sword smashed into her armored ribs. With a yelp of pain, she crashed to the sawdust floor and lay still, dazed.
“You were too slow on that parry,” Tristan told her, impatience in his voice. “Get up and try it again.”
Panting, Lark didn’t move. Her every muscle and bone ached, and her body streamed sweat under her enchanted armor. They’d been practicing for two hours, and he’d battered her black and blue. “My grandmother taught me ladies don’t fight,” she announced, mostly... just to piss him off.
“Your grandmother was right.” As Lark looked up in surprise, Tristan leaned over her and flipped up his helmet visor to reveal his implacable face. “You, however, are not a lady. You’re a Maja, which means not only do you fight, you sleep with vampires you barely know and kill people before they kill you. Get up.”
Lark gave him her best poisonous glare and struggled to her feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her opponent’s sword smashed into her armored ribs. With a yelp of pain, she crashed to the sawdust floor and lay still, dazed.
“You were too slow on that parry,” Tristan told her, impatience in his voice. “Get up and try it again.”
Panting, Lark didn’t move. Her every muscle and bone ached, and her body streamed sweat under her enchanted armor. They’d been practicing for two hours, and he’d battered her black and blue. “My grandmother taught me ladies don’t fight,” she announced, mostly... just to piss him off.
“Your grandmother was right.” As Lark looked up in surprise, Tristan leaned over her and flipped up his helmet visor to reveal his implacable face. “You, however, are not a lady. You’re a Maja, which means not only do you fight, you sleep with vampires you barely know and kill people before they kill you. Get up.”
Lark gave him her best poisonous glare and struggled to her feet.
What to read after Master of Swords?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Angela Knight to read onlineMoreLess
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