Ondine
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For long moments she stood there, her back supported by wood, while she gasped for breath. It was done! She was here; she had passed through that first confrontation with life and limb still intact.
Gasping once again and aching from weakness, she fled across the wide sitting room to the next set of doors. She came to her bedchamber and lay down upon her mattress, tears stinging her eyes.
Here, too, nothing had changed. Her rooms remained as she had left them. The cover on the bed was still the ...lovely damask spread her father had bought from the Spanish traders. The light silk gauze that framed the Flemish posts came from the distant Japans, and the water ewer and bowl upon her white-and-gold dresser had been bought by her father years ago from the Venetians.
She bit down hard on her lip to keep from sobbing. She’d learned what seemed a lifetime ago not to feel, not to mourn. But coming home impressed upon her heart her father’s absence. This house was his, and those who had deceived and killed him ruled it, tarnishing all that they touched.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For long moments she stood there, her back supported by wood, while she gasped for breath. It was done! She was here; she had passed through that first confrontation with life and limb still intact.
Gasping once again and aching from weakness, she fled across the wide sitting room to the next set of doors. She came to her bedchamber and lay down upon her mattress, tears stinging her eyes.
Here, too, nothing had changed. Her rooms remained as she had left them. The cover on the bed was still the ...lovely damask spread her father had bought from the Spanish traders. The light silk gauze that framed the Flemish posts came from the distant Japans, and the water ewer and bowl upon her white-and-gold dresser had been bought by her father years ago from the Venetians.
She bit down hard on her lip to keep from sobbing. She’d learned what seemed a lifetime ago not to feel, not to mourn. But coming home impressed upon her heart her father’s absence. This house was his, and those who had deceived and killed him ruled it, tarnishing all that they touched.
What to read after Ondine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heather Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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