Storm of Sharks
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A plethora of plates and trays lay before her, laden with food, dishes and bowls loaded with roasted vegetables of every colour, their aroma intoxicating. An enormous portion of rare beef sat glistening on a giant platter. Above decks, running feet thundered, dislodging the occasional cloud of dust from the ceiling boards to drift down over the banquet. Behind her, the ship’s elderly cook, Finch, busied himself in the shadows. Having shuttered all the portholes, he now wrestled with a bottle of ...wine, which finally released its hold on the cork with a satisfying pop. Finch reappeared at her side, reaching across the table to pour claret into the captain’s goblet.
‘Where’s Deadeye?’ asked Whitley, watching the wine glug into the cup. Her eyes caught sight of the golden key that hung from the cord around Finch’s neck, her only means of escape from the cabin. Finch wasn’t just her cook; he was her jailer, the Sharklord’s eyes and ears when he was up top.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A plethora of plates and trays lay before her, laden with food, dishes and bowls loaded with roasted vegetables of every colour, their aroma intoxicating. An enormous portion of rare beef sat glistening on a giant platter. Above decks, running feet thundered, dislodging the occasional cloud of dust from the ceiling boards to drift down over the banquet. Behind her, the ship’s elderly cook, Finch, busied himself in the shadows. Having shuttered all the portholes, he now wrestled with a bottle of ...wine, which finally released its hold on the cork with a satisfying pop. Finch reappeared at her side, reaching across the table to pour claret into the captain’s goblet.
‘Where’s Deadeye?’ asked Whitley, watching the wine glug into the cup. Her eyes caught sight of the golden key that hung from the cord around Finch’s neck, her only means of escape from the cabin. Finch wasn’t just her cook; he was her jailer, the Sharklord’s eyes and ears when he was up top.
What to read after Storm of Sharks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtis Jobling to read onlineMoreLess
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