The Children of Urdis (Grimwold And Lethos book 2)
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She remembered trying to stand, then slipping down the wall until she sat on the floor. Through slit eyes she watched Turo struggle as well. He sat opposite of her in a circular room, leaning against a stone brick wall. His gray wool shirt was torn at the shoulder, and the sleeve hung limp around his hand. His head had flopped forward and his dark hair fell over his face. He seemed unable to raise his head any longer.
The room was plain gray slate, cold and echoing, smelling of dust. A vague yel...low light emanated from a spot on the ceiling, part of the ancient enchantments of ... where? Kafara could not remember where she was or the reason for her crushing weariness. She had been enraged, this much she remembered. There had been an argument, and a struggle. She peered at Turo again. His bare feet peeked from a plain brown robe, and drops of blood splattered the cuffs. It was not his blood.
The room was featureless but for two stone slabs at the center, each with a plush red covering and pillow placed on it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She remembered trying to stand, then slipping down the wall until she sat on the floor. Through slit eyes she watched Turo struggle as well. He sat opposite of her in a circular room, leaning against a stone brick wall. His gray wool shirt was torn at the shoulder, and the sleeve hung limp around his hand. His head had flopped forward and his dark hair fell over his face. He seemed unable to raise his head any longer.
The room was plain gray slate, cold and echoing, smelling of dust. A vague yel...low light emanated from a spot on the ceiling, part of the ancient enchantments of ... where? Kafara could not remember where she was or the reason for her crushing weariness. She had been enraged, this much she remembered. There had been an argument, and a struggle. She peered at Turo again. His bare feet peeked from a plain brown robe, and drops of blood splattered the cuffs. It was not his blood.
The room was featureless but for two stone slabs at the center, each with a plush red covering and pillow placed on it.
What to read after The Children of Urdis (Grimwold And Lethos book 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerry Autieri to read onlineMoreLess
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