Native Gold
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He felt it again—that sensation of wrongness, the hunter’s instinct that something dangerous was nearby.
He shouldn’t be here, so close to the gold camp. His body still ached from the fists and boots of the white man and the injuries he’d concealed from the tribe.
He’d said it was finished, akina. That night he’d severed the bond between the Konkows and the whites. He’d shown the miners with his words and his actions that he would come no more. Yet here he stood, like a kicked wolf pup returning... for more kicking, at the boundary of the willa’s world.
All because of Mati.
He’d tried to banish her from his thoughts. He knew he shouldn’t worry about her. The miners would take care of her, especially that big yellow-haired man. He saw in the man’s eyes that he would protect Mati with his life.
But Sakote hadn’t slept well in days. He’d lain awake beneath a moon as white as milkwood sap, remembering the way her eyes glowed like new grass and the sprinkle of freckles that crossed her cheek like stars, imagining the softness of her hair and the dizzying sensation of her blackberry-sweet lips pressed to his.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He felt it again—that sensation of wrongness, the hunter’s instinct that something dangerous was nearby.
He shouldn’t be here, so close to the gold camp. His body still ached from the fists and boots of the white man and the injuries he’d concealed from the tribe.
He’d said it was finished, akina. That night he’d severed the bond between the Konkows and the whites. He’d shown the miners with his words and his actions that he would come no more. Yet here he stood, like a kicked wolf pup returning... for more kicking, at the boundary of the willa’s world.
All because of Mati.
He’d tried to banish her from his thoughts. He knew he shouldn’t worry about her. The miners would take care of her, especially that big yellow-haired man. He saw in the man’s eyes that he would protect Mati with his life.
But Sakote hadn’t slept well in days. He’d lain awake beneath a moon as white as milkwood sap, remembering the way her eyes glowed like new grass and the sprinkle of freckles that crossed her cheek like stars, imagining the softness of her hair and the dizzying sensation of her blackberry-sweet lips pressed to his.
What to read after Native Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell, Glynnis to read onlineMoreLess
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