Never Submit! the Swarii Brides, book One
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The Swarii Brides, Book One Chapter Two These were the Swarii? She wasn’t prepared at all for how much like her own race they would look. Possibly the only thing different might have been the shal’ta he had used, which most humans—except her—couldn’t understand, or possibly the way he hadn’t seemed to need to blink over the course of the last minute, or maybe the fact that he, and the other prisoners, were all about seven feet tall. They were walls of men, and would have formed quite a mean de...fensive line for any American football team. The eyes that were staring at her were a milky brown, his hair was a wonderful chestnut, his arms, chest and shoulders looked strong, his eyebrows and other features were chiseled marvelously into his face. He was possibly the most masculine, wonderful thing she had ever seen before in her life. She had to force herself to look at Jazeel, who was interpreting her dazzlement as fear. She put his food on the table next to him and began to pour his coffee with shaking hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Swarii Brides, Book One Chapter Two These were the Swarii? She wasn’t prepared at all for how much like her own race they would look. Possibly the only thing different might have been the shal’ta he had used, which most humans—except her—couldn’t understand, or possibly the way he hadn’t seemed to need to blink over the course of the last minute, or maybe the fact that he, and the other prisoners, were all about seven feet tall. They were walls of men, and would have formed quite a mean de...fensive line for any American football team. The eyes that were staring at her were a milky brown, his hair was a wonderful chestnut, his arms, chest and shoulders looked strong, his eyebrows and other features were chiseled marvelously into his face. He was possibly the most masculine, wonderful thing she had ever seen before in her life. She had to force herself to look at Jazeel, who was interpreting her dazzlement as fear. She put his food on the table next to him and began to pour his coffee with shaking hands.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Korey Mae Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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