Stop (Cold Mark book 3)
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He wore his own cloak, which billowed out from his brisk stride. Underneath it, however, he was attired in all black, very chic in appearance, contrasting greatly with Phila’s borrowed oversized linen white pants and white t-shirt I was trying to cover. I had no clothes of my own here that were wearable—other than my boots—so I was stuck in apparel likely to agitate my Vaq when they saw me.Me, wearing clothes of the Plumas of the east. Yes, my Plumas would not appreciate it.“Jax is opening the d...oors.” Killeg pulled the hood of my cloak up over the top of my head. His warm fingers lingered as they brushed against my cheeks. I locked my knees so I wouldn’t squirm as heat unfurled in my gut. He bent at the waist, leveling his glowing crystal blue gaze with my chocolate browns. His words were quiet, unassuming. “Are you ready?” Too bad I could read right through him on this account.Are you ready? He meant, don’t you dare attempt to flee.I snorted. “I’m not going to escape.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wore his own cloak, which billowed out from his brisk stride. Underneath it, however, he was attired in all black, very chic in appearance, contrasting greatly with Phila’s borrowed oversized linen white pants and white t-shirt I was trying to cover. I had no clothes of my own here that were wearable—other than my boots—so I was stuck in apparel likely to agitate my Vaq when they saw me.Me, wearing clothes of the Plumas of the east. Yes, my Plumas would not appreciate it.“Jax is opening the d...oors.” Killeg pulled the hood of my cloak up over the top of my head. His warm fingers lingered as they brushed against my cheeks. I locked my knees so I wouldn’t squirm as heat unfurled in my gut. He bent at the waist, leveling his glowing crystal blue gaze with my chocolate browns. His words were quiet, unassuming. “Are you ready?” Too bad I could read right through him on this account.Are you ready? He meant, don’t you dare attempt to flee.I snorted. “I’m not going to escape.”
What to read after Stop (Cold Mark book 3)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dawn, Scarlett to read onlineMoreLess
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