The Demon's Bride (2011)
The Demon's Bride
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Rachel suspected that a wise woman would refuse to go, but she told herself such a flattering invitation could not be refused, and that her own private demon would have lost all interest in her by now. It was two months since their last encounter, after all, and she’d shown him that his tricks wouldn’t work with her.
Once she decided to attend she accepted that she couldn’t do so plainly dressed. That meant she must wear her pink silk sacque, even if it was a little skimpy in the bodice for a wi...nter evening, and her mother’s pearls, and the matching earrings her father had given her.
Rachel prepared for the event aware for the first time that a virtuous and generally sensible person could defy their conscience and rush headlong toward the fires of hell.
She entered the drawing room at Morden Abbey almost aquiver with anxiety and longing, then froze when she saw the earl.
She had no reason to be dumbstruck to see him, so it must be his grandeur that halted her. It was the first time she’d seen him in the full elegance of silk and satin, with his hair neat and powdered, gold and jewels glinting as he moved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rachel suspected that a wise woman would refuse to go, but she told herself such a flattering invitation could not be refused, and that her own private demon would have lost all interest in her by now. It was two months since their last encounter, after all, and she’d shown him that his tricks wouldn’t work with her.
Once she decided to attend she accepted that she couldn’t do so plainly dressed. That meant she must wear her pink silk sacque, even if it was a little skimpy in the bodice for a wi...nter evening, and her mother’s pearls, and the matching earrings her father had given her.
Rachel prepared for the event aware for the first time that a virtuous and generally sensible person could defy their conscience and rush headlong toward the fires of hell.
She entered the drawing room at Morden Abbey almost aquiver with anxiety and longing, then froze when she saw the earl.
She had no reason to be dumbstruck to see him, so it must be his grandeur that halted her. It was the first time she’d seen him in the full elegance of silk and satin, with his hair neat and powdered, gold and jewels glinting as he moved.
What to read after The Demon's Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Beverley to read onlineMoreLess
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