The Devil She Knows (2010)
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Portia exclaimed, more than willing to feast her eyes and soul on innocent delights. “Hyacinths and daffodils, too! You never mentioned them to me.”
She tried to glare accusingly at Gareth. It was difficult when all she wanted to do was turn around and stare out the window again at Yildiz Palace’s glorious gardens. So many tall panes of glass allowed the midday sunlight to pour in, until the garden seemed only a breath away.
“They are beautiful, aren’t they?” Adem agreed smugly. “My father says ...our Sultan kept the best of the old hunting park when he built only a small palace—”
“Small?” muttered Gareth.
“Plus scattered pavilions for himself and key government functions,” Adem finished, and made only the smallest of rude gestures at Gareth.
“It’s truly, truly lovely.” Portia sighed happily. “Thank you for bringing us to this isolated corner. After traveling in Egypt’s deserts, these gardens are especially wonderful.”
“Anything to make a lady happy.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Portia exclaimed, more than willing to feast her eyes and soul on innocent delights. “Hyacinths and daffodils, too! You never mentioned them to me.”
She tried to glare accusingly at Gareth. It was difficult when all she wanted to do was turn around and stare out the window again at Yildiz Palace’s glorious gardens. So many tall panes of glass allowed the midday sunlight to pour in, until the garden seemed only a breath away.
“They are beautiful, aren’t they?” Adem agreed smugly. “My father says ...our Sultan kept the best of the old hunting park when he built only a small palace—”
“Small?” muttered Gareth.
“Plus scattered pavilions for himself and key government functions,” Adem finished, and made only the smallest of rude gestures at Gareth.
“It’s truly, truly lovely.” Portia sighed happily. “Thank you for bringing us to this isolated corner. After traveling in Egypt’s deserts, these gardens are especially wonderful.”
“Anything to make a lady happy.”
What to read after The Devil She Knows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diane Whiteside to read onlineMoreLess
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