Tell the Wind And Fire
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The first thing I saw was the sword hilt as it rested on the pillow. Close by on the pillow, on the other side of the sword, was Carwyn’s sleeping face. His dark brows were drawn together as if he was worrying, his lashes resting on his cheeks. His fingers were curled a fraction away from the blade, as if in his sleep he was stupid enough to reach out.Right face. Wrong boy.I looked at Carwyn, and I thought about Ethan.He had gone into the Dark city, and now the Dark had risen up against the Ligh...t. He was in the center of what must have been chaos, buried for less than two weeks but not born to be buried, not raised to deal with the Dark. Anyone in the Dark city might have recognized his face and killed him because he was a Stryker, and even though he must have known the risks, he had walked into the heart of the Dark city for me.I’d thought that Ethan might be in danger from Carwyn. Now, even worse, he was in danger from a whole city.I remembered Aunt Leila’s face, and the utter lack of pity in her eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first thing I saw was the sword hilt as it rested on the pillow. Close by on the pillow, on the other side of the sword, was Carwyn’s sleeping face. His dark brows were drawn together as if he was worrying, his lashes resting on his cheeks. His fingers were curled a fraction away from the blade, as if in his sleep he was stupid enough to reach out.Right face. Wrong boy.I looked at Carwyn, and I thought about Ethan.He had gone into the Dark city, and now the Dark had risen up against the Ligh...t. He was in the center of what must have been chaos, buried for less than two weeks but not born to be buried, not raised to deal with the Dark. Anyone in the Dark city might have recognized his face and killed him because he was a Stryker, and even though he must have known the risks, he had walked into the heart of the Dark city for me.I’d thought that Ethan might be in danger from Carwyn. Now, even worse, he was in danger from a whole city.I remembered Aunt Leila’s face, and the utter lack of pity in her eyes.
What to read after Tell the Wind And Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Rees Brennan to read onlineMoreLess
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