Raging Sea (2015)
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As Soren took her closer to the slip of land between the two large lakes, she saw that the number of mounds increased. Around Brodgar, she could count at least a dozen. More trailed north to the henge called Bookan. And more spread south toward and around Stenness.
Whatever the reason for them, it was clear that this area was held to be special by the ancient builders who erected these circles of stone and the cairns and mounds around them. Ran had visited most of the larger islands of Orkne...y and knew that these structures existed on all of them, but none had as many as the Mainland.
Only Kirkwall and the immediate area had none.
This area of the island meant something special. The stone circles and brochs and burial cairns and mounds spoke to it. As did the other darker feelings Ran had when she stood near the edge of Loch Harray, where Einar’s first map marked it with those squares.
Soren set her down near Stenness, where they’d first felt something around them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As Soren took her closer to the slip of land between the two large lakes, she saw that the number of mounds increased. Around Brodgar, she could count at least a dozen. More trailed north to the henge called Bookan. And more spread south toward and around Stenness.
Whatever the reason for them, it was clear that this area was held to be special by the ancient builders who erected these circles of stone and the cairns and mounds around them. Ran had visited most of the larger islands of Orkne...y and knew that these structures existed on all of them, but none had as many as the Mainland.
Only Kirkwall and the immediate area had none.
This area of the island meant something special. The stone circles and brochs and burial cairns and mounds spoke to it. As did the other darker feelings Ran had when she stood near the edge of Loch Harray, where Einar’s first map marked it with those squares.
Soren set her down near Stenness, where they’d first felt something around them.
What to read after Raging Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terri Brisbin to read onlineMoreLess
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