Second Stone
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Emariya could feel the onlooker’s eyes on her as they filed out. Perhaps her uncle’s offer of privacy had been for the best.
No sooner had she decided as much, Rees stood. “I’m afraid I must cut this short, I’ve a meeting with my war council. Afterward, perhaps we can visit. You’ve traveled far; you’ll stay in the palace tonight as our guests.”
Celiah stepped forward. “You didn’t tell us your name, dear.” Her voice was soft and melodic. She was younger than her brother, Kahl, but shared ...his pale gray hair, and of course she sported the Roth blue eyes.
Her thoughts lingered on her uncle’s words. ‘War council.’ How could she stop him from marching on her homeland? Finding no immediate answers, Emariya looked up as tears pooled under her lashes and answered her aunt’s question. “Emariya. Emariya Warren.”
Celiah’s smile, much like Emariya’s own mother’s, would have instantly put her at ease were it under any other circumstance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Emariya could feel the onlooker’s eyes on her as they filed out. Perhaps her uncle’s offer of privacy had been for the best.
No sooner had she decided as much, Rees stood. “I’m afraid I must cut this short, I’ve a meeting with my war council. Afterward, perhaps we can visit. You’ve traveled far; you’ll stay in the palace tonight as our guests.”
Celiah stepped forward. “You didn’t tell us your name, dear.” Her voice was soft and melodic. She was younger than her brother, Kahl, but shared ...his pale gray hair, and of course she sported the Roth blue eyes.
Her thoughts lingered on her uncle’s words. ‘War council.’ How could she stop him from marching on her homeland? Finding no immediate answers, Emariya looked up as tears pooled under her lashes and answered her aunt’s question. “Emariya. Emariya Warren.”
Celiah’s smile, much like Emariya’s own mother’s, would have instantly put her at ease were it under any other circumstance.
What to read after Second Stone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kelly Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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