Rise of the Phoenix (Return to Avalore #2)
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If Brienne didn’t know better, she would think the small creatures to be cute, but they were vicious hunters who could sniff out weakness and attack the unwary. The only reason she wasn’t turning tail and rushing away from the vile creatures was that Miga needed her help. Argram would have stayed behind and defended her, but he wouldn’t have stood a chance against the sheer number of the little animals.
Evan brought them to a small outcropping on the side of the mountain several hundred feet fro...m the mouth of the cave. A few of the creatures had started their upward climb, their sharp little claws finding purchase in the hard rock as they went, though most remained at the level where she and Evan now stood.
“Are you ready for this? I can create the diversion myself if you prefer.” Evan’s deep, velvety voice slid into her mind, giving her a boost of courage.
“I’m ready. What do you want me to do?” She stood as close to him as she could without touching.
“Drake’s almost ready to take them up into the air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If Brienne didn’t know better, she would think the small creatures to be cute, but they were vicious hunters who could sniff out weakness and attack the unwary. The only reason she wasn’t turning tail and rushing away from the vile creatures was that Miga needed her help. Argram would have stayed behind and defended her, but he wouldn’t have stood a chance against the sheer number of the little animals.
Evan brought them to a small outcropping on the side of the mountain several hundred feet fro...m the mouth of the cave. A few of the creatures had started their upward climb, their sharp little claws finding purchase in the hard rock as they went, though most remained at the level where she and Evan now stood.
“Are you ready for this? I can create the diversion myself if you prefer.” Evan’s deep, velvety voice slid into her mind, giving her a boost of courage.
“I’m ready. What do you want me to do?” She stood as close to him as she could without touching.
“Drake’s almost ready to take them up into the air.
What to read after Rise of the Phoenix (Return to Avalore #2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elianne Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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