Summer Siege
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Tristan led the group of just over fifty men-at-arms though the thin mist, their colourful tabards breaking through the cloudy swirls. The journey to Dover would take them just under two days if they rode hard.
And they would. For Dover Castle was on the brink of siege. With the support of rebel barons, Prince Louis held London and much of the South. Dover was to be England’s last stand. Seen as the key to England, it sat between the French prince and a successful invasion.
Looking back at the b...attled hardened men, he knew they would fight hard to hold the keep. Although an experienced warrior himself, he took no pleasure in killing and detested those who did. A man had to kill to defend those he love, a sad necessity of these times, but while he was a skilled fighter, it was with a sense of duty that he did so, not with a love of violence. He looked forward to returning to Woodchurch and resuming his duties.
But he wasn’t returning. His gut churned with regret.
Damp air clung to his skin, as miserable as his mood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tristan led the group of just over fifty men-at-arms though the thin mist, their colourful tabards breaking through the cloudy swirls. The journey to Dover would take them just under two days if they rode hard.
And they would. For Dover Castle was on the brink of siege. With the support of rebel barons, Prince Louis held London and much of the South. Dover was to be England’s last stand. Seen as the key to England, it sat between the French prince and a successful invasion.
Looking back at the b...attled hardened men, he knew they would fight hard to hold the keep. Although an experienced warrior himself, he took no pleasure in killing and detested those who did. A man had to kill to defend those he love, a sad necessity of these times, but while he was a skilled fighter, it was with a sense of duty that he did so, not with a love of violence. He looked forward to returning to Woodchurch and resuming his duties.
But he wasn’t returning. His gut churned with regret.
Damp air clung to his skin, as miserable as his mood.
What to read after Summer Siege?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samantha Holt to read onlineMoreLess
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