The Cobra & the Concubine (Khamsin Warriors of the Wind)
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It kept returning to her, sticking like tiny granules of evil sand she could not brush away.
So, Rashid knew she’d sold the pectoral. His dark gaze met hers.
"Why, Badra?" he asked, his words harsh in the quiet room. "Why did you steal from Khepri? Money?" She offered a helpless shrug. "How did you get that?" He heaved a long sigh, swinging the necklace from his fingers. "I saw you selling it. When the shop closed, I went back and broke in and took it." His face grew stern. "You will ret...urn the necklace to the tomb." Her stomach gave a sharp twist. She remained silent.
"You will, or I will hand it over to Khepri and confess I am the thief. And take whatever punishment awaits me." Panic welled inside her. "Please, Rashid, you must not!" "I must. I am your falcon guard, sworn to protect you. If you do not return it, I will. Why did you take it?" His dark eyes looked troubled.
The words spilled from her lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It kept returning to her, sticking like tiny granules of evil sand she could not brush away.
So, Rashid knew she’d sold the pectoral. His dark gaze met hers.
"Why, Badra?" he asked, his words harsh in the quiet room. "Why did you steal from Khepri? Money?" She offered a helpless shrug. "How did you get that?" He heaved a long sigh, swinging the necklace from his fingers. "I saw you selling it. When the shop closed, I went back and broke in and took it." His face grew stern. "You will ret...urn the necklace to the tomb." Her stomach gave a sharp twist. She remained silent.
"You will, or I will hand it over to Khepri and confess I am the thief. And take whatever punishment awaits me." Panic welled inside her. "Please, Rashid, you must not!" "I must. I am your falcon guard, sworn to protect you. If you do not return it, I will. Why did you take it?" His dark eyes looked troubled.
The words spilled from her lips.
What to read after The Cobra & the Concubine (Khamsin Warriors of the Wind)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonnie Vanak to read onlineMoreLess
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