The Demon's Mistress
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Nearby, people chattered amid their busy lives, and wheels rattled as a horse and cart hurried down the back lane.
The golden light danced on the disheveled hair and ravaged classic features of a young man lolling in the faded armchair beside the window. It glinted off half-lowered lashes and golden stubble that suggested a night without sleep or orderly waking, and dug deep into a jagged scar down one cheek that told of more dangerous adventures in the past.
His legs, in breeches and we...ll-worn boots, stretched before him, and a half-full wineglass tilted in his lax, long-fingered hand.
On a round table by his elbow stood a decanter with an inch or so of pale amber wine, and a plain, practical pistol.
He raised the glass and sipped, seeming intent on the garden outside the window, but in fact Lord Vandeimen’s gaze was directed at nothing close or visible. He looked at the past, both recent and far, and with increasing, slightly fretful curiosity, at the future.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nearby, people chattered amid their busy lives, and wheels rattled as a horse and cart hurried down the back lane.
The golden light danced on the disheveled hair and ravaged classic features of a young man lolling in the faded armchair beside the window. It glinted off half-lowered lashes and golden stubble that suggested a night without sleep or orderly waking, and dug deep into a jagged scar down one cheek that told of more dangerous adventures in the past.
His legs, in breeches and we...ll-worn boots, stretched before him, and a half-full wineglass tilted in his lax, long-fingered hand.
On a round table by his elbow stood a decanter with an inch or so of pale amber wine, and a plain, practical pistol.
He raised the glass and sipped, seeming intent on the garden outside the window, but in fact Lord Vandeimen’s gaze was directed at nothing close or visible. He looked at the past, both recent and far, and with increasing, slightly fretful curiosity, at the future.
What to read after The Demon's Mistress?
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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