Mistress of the Wind
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Stopping a troll’s heart was the only way to kill it, and his innocent Astrid had felled this one with a single blow.
The strange wind swirling around the chamber had died, and the only sound was Astrid crying.
He took in the ladder up to the skylight. It was a far more mundane way to escape than he’d thought she’d found. Clever, but hardly mysterious. He hadn’t known what to think since the troll gave chase to her.
He sat down on the floor, his body still clenching with pain where the troll’s b...lows had landed.
“You are hurt,” she said softly, swallowing her sobs as she lifted her head from her hands and stood. She took a step toward him.
“No thanks to you,” he snarled back, suddenly furious with her, with what her disobedience could have cost him. She could have been killed.
“This is not my fault, it is yours,” she cried—looking just as furious as he felt. “I told you already, if you won’t tell me the truth, I will discover it for myself.”
“What are you?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stopping a troll’s heart was the only way to kill it, and his innocent Astrid had felled this one with a single blow.
The strange wind swirling around the chamber had died, and the only sound was Astrid crying.
He took in the ladder up to the skylight. It was a far more mundane way to escape than he’d thought she’d found. Clever, but hardly mysterious. He hadn’t known what to think since the troll gave chase to her.
He sat down on the floor, his body still clenching with pain where the troll’s b...lows had landed.
“You are hurt,” she said softly, swallowing her sobs as she lifted her head from her hands and stood. She took a step toward him.
“No thanks to you,” he snarled back, suddenly furious with her, with what her disobedience could have cost him. She could have been killed.
“This is not my fault, it is yours,” she cried—looking just as furious as he felt. “I told you already, if you won’t tell me the truth, I will discover it for myself.”
“What are you?”
What to read after Mistress of the Wind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michelle Diener to read onlineMoreLess
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