Royal Exile
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The queen was standing at the window, her back to him. He hoped she was lucid. Her grief and confusion had plunged her into such a state of silence and loss that most hours he could not reach her.‘My queen, forgive me, but the crone of the Steppes comes. It was all I could do to keep her outside for but a minute more.’ He held his breath, only releasing it when he heard her beautiful, sad voice respond.‘It is over, loyal Freath. You have done all you can. Let her and her son do what they will. T...here is no reason for me to take another breath.’‘But, your majesty, think of Piven and —’‘Piven is already lost. And from what you say he is a novelty for the barbarian. Perhaps that will save my little boy’s life.’ Her voice carried away thinly into the soft wind outside.‘But there is Leo to live for, highness,’ Freath pressed, mindful of the seconds he had left.‘Are you sure? Give me proof.’‘I grow weary, Freath,’ called an ominous voice from behind the door.‘Just making her presentable for you, Dara Negev.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The queen was standing at the window, her back to him. He hoped she was lucid. Her grief and confusion had plunged her into such a state of silence and loss that most hours he could not reach her.‘My queen, forgive me, but the crone of the Steppes comes. It was all I could do to keep her outside for but a minute more.’ He held his breath, only releasing it when he heard her beautiful, sad voice respond.‘It is over, loyal Freath. You have done all you can. Let her and her son do what they will. T...here is no reason for me to take another breath.’‘But, your majesty, think of Piven and —’‘Piven is already lost. And from what you say he is a novelty for the barbarian. Perhaps that will save my little boy’s life.’ Her voice carried away thinly into the soft wind outside.‘But there is Leo to live for, highness,’ Freath pressed, mindful of the seconds he had left.‘Are you sure? Give me proof.’‘I grow weary, Freath,’ called an ominous voice from behind the door.‘Just making her presentable for you, Dara Negev.
What to read after Royal Exile?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fiona Mcintosh to read onlineMoreLess
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