The Archer's Heart
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Tarek shook his head. Suicide was the greatest form of cowardice.Tarek prayed harder. Since the army’s triumphant return to Prasta, Tarek had been plagued by his bruised conscience. Now he bathed and begged forgiveness from God, knowing even as he did so that there could be no redemption from the evils he had committed.Instead of tending his sick father, he had been swooning over his best friend. He did not even attend his own father’s funeral pyre. Out of jealousy, he let Aisa slip out of his h...ands and commit suicide. He didn’t bother to check on his lover who had risked his life to save him. And these evils, they were not something he could blame on Darvad’s temper, or his low caste, or any other person. They were his sins. Tarek’s soul was cracking, great, black rents, fissures of self-loathing. Tarek dressed and then made his way through the courtyards and gardens of the palace towards the soldier’s quarters to check on Anant. After the battle, Tarek requested that Anant be brought back to the palace to recuperate under the care of Prasta’s finest physicians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tarek shook his head. Suicide was the greatest form of cowardice.Tarek prayed harder. Since the army’s triumphant return to Prasta, Tarek had been plagued by his bruised conscience. Now he bathed and begged forgiveness from God, knowing even as he did so that there could be no redemption from the evils he had committed.Instead of tending his sick father, he had been swooning over his best friend. He did not even attend his own father’s funeral pyre. Out of jealousy, he let Aisa slip out of his h...ands and commit suicide. He didn’t bother to check on his lover who had risked his life to save him. And these evils, they were not something he could blame on Darvad’s temper, or his low caste, or any other person. They were his sins. Tarek’s soul was cracking, great, black rents, fissures of self-loathing. Tarek dressed and then made his way through the courtyards and gardens of the palace towards the soldier’s quarters to check on Anant. After the battle, Tarek requested that Anant be brought back to the palace to recuperate under the care of Prasta’s finest physicians.
What to read after The Archer's Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Astrid Amara to read onlineMoreLess
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