The Essence
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Beneath her, the horse continued to thrash, tossing his head up and down, fighting the metal bit stretched between his lips. But Brook didn’t think it was the bit that was bothering him. She felt exactly the way her way horse did. Spooked.She tugged the reins, cautioning the animal to settle down. He stomped his feet in reply, prancing anxiously and setting her teeth on edge. “Quit it,” she hissed as she reached down to swat at his neck. She didn’t need his alarm contributing to her uneasiness. ...Finally he settled, but she couldn’t say the same about herself as her heart quickened. She suddenly wished that she’d followed her own orders and stayed closer to town, that she hadn’t wandered so far from the train station . . . and from the safety of her men. She’d only meant to be a few minutes, half an hour at the most, as she searched for a better vantage point from which to see how far the Scablands stretched.She pulled one rein sharply, demanding the horse turn in a full circle, allowing her a 360-degree view of the terrain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beneath her, the horse continued to thrash, tossing his head up and down, fighting the metal bit stretched between his lips. But Brook didn’t think it was the bit that was bothering him. She felt exactly the way her way horse did. Spooked.She tugged the reins, cautioning the animal to settle down. He stomped his feet in reply, prancing anxiously and setting her teeth on edge. “Quit it,” she hissed as she reached down to swat at his neck. She didn’t need his alarm contributing to her uneasiness. ...Finally he settled, but she couldn’t say the same about herself as her heart quickened. She suddenly wished that she’d followed her own orders and stayed closer to town, that she hadn’t wandered so far from the train station . . . and from the safety of her men. She’d only meant to be a few minutes, half an hour at the most, as she searched for a better vantage point from which to see how far the Scablands stretched.She pulled one rein sharply, demanding the horse turn in a full circle, allowing her a 360-degree view of the terrain.
What to read after The Essence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kimberly Derting to read onlineMoreLess
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