Taming the Prince (2002)
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Obviously he wanted to move on to more immediate—and more realistic—matters. Damn her luck.
“You know very well what’s going on,” she said, hoping she didn’t sound as breathless as she felt. “We’re being held hostage by a dissident group in exchange for their demands.”
His grip on her shoulders tightened, and he jerked her closer still, close enough that her body was flush against his. Once again she felt the heat of him mixing with her own, only this time the sensation was compounded by the fra...ntic beating of his heart. It mimicked the wild acceleration of her own, and Sara grew almost dizzy in response.
“That’s not what I meant,” he said. “I meant who the hell are you?”
Sara hesitated only a moment before replying, “You know that, too, Mr. Cordello. I’m a friend of the queen’s who happens to be attending university near where you live. Her Majesty asked me if I might do her a favor and act as your escort on your journey to Penwyck. And as a loyal subject, I couldn’t possibly tell her no.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Obviously he wanted to move on to more immediate—and more realistic—matters. Damn her luck.
“You know very well what’s going on,” she said, hoping she didn’t sound as breathless as she felt. “We’re being held hostage by a dissident group in exchange for their demands.”
His grip on her shoulders tightened, and he jerked her closer still, close enough that her body was flush against his. Once again she felt the heat of him mixing with her own, only this time the sensation was compounded by the fra...ntic beating of his heart. It mimicked the wild acceleration of her own, and Sara grew almost dizzy in response.
“That’s not what I meant,” he said. “I meant who the hell are you?”
Sara hesitated only a moment before replying, “You know that, too, Mr. Cordello. I’m a friend of the queen’s who happens to be attending university near where you live. Her Majesty asked me if I might do her a favor and act as your escort on your journey to Penwyck. And as a loyal subject, I couldn’t possibly tell her no.”
What to read after Taming the Prince?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Bevarly to read onlineMoreLess
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