Taken By the Laird
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SCOTTISH PROVERB “I-I—”
“Do not even think to argue with me,” Hugh said, the anger in his voice broaching no discussion, no disagreement. He picked up the chair and bashed it against the floor, breaking it into pieces, then fed it to the fire. “Get them off so we can both get warm.” His expression was dark and dangerous, and Brianna did not dare deny him.
With shaking hands, she worked at her ties and fastenings. The heat of the fire penetrated the room, and she could no longer see her breath. W...hat she could see was Laird Glenloch, pulling off his greatcoat, then the rest of his clothes. She eyed one disreputable, thin blanket of plaid lying in a heap on the pallet, the wool looking far too insubstantial to ward off the cold.
“Only a fool would go into the water on a day like this,” he growled.
“I could not st-stay.” She bristled at his tone, even though she fully recognized how foolish she’d been. They’d barely managed to get out of the water, and it remained to be seen whether they would survive her wild escapade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SCOTTISH PROVERB “I-I—”
“Do not even think to argue with me,” Hugh said, the anger in his voice broaching no discussion, no disagreement. He picked up the chair and bashed it against the floor, breaking it into pieces, then fed it to the fire. “Get them off so we can both get warm.” His expression was dark and dangerous, and Brianna did not dare deny him.
With shaking hands, she worked at her ties and fastenings. The heat of the fire penetrated the room, and she could no longer see her breath. W...hat she could see was Laird Glenloch, pulling off his greatcoat, then the rest of his clothes. She eyed one disreputable, thin blanket of plaid lying in a heap on the pallet, the wool looking far too insubstantial to ward off the cold.
“Only a fool would go into the water on a day like this,” he growled.
“I could not st-stay.” She bristled at his tone, even though she fully recognized how foolish she’d been. They’d barely managed to get out of the water, and it remained to be seen whether they would survive her wild escapade.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margo Maguire to read onlineMoreLess
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