The Game
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John Hawke stood before her, flushed with rage, his hand gripping the hilt of his sheathed sword. Although fully dressed in his crimson uniform, somehow he appeared disheveled. “I beg you, Your Majesty, to aid me in recovering my bride,” he said.
Slowly Elizabeth rose from her throne. Her stunned gaze met Cecil’s. “I cannot believe this tale.”
Cecil moved to Hawke and put a hand on the man’s trembling shoulder. “Your anger will lead you astray.”
Hawke’s smile was menacing. “You are wrong, my lor...d. It will lead me exactly where I wish to go, and aid me in killing the pirate bastard when I find him.”
Elizabeth turned away from both men, her pulse thundering in her ears. Jealousy consumed her. She had thought to keep them apart. But even now, her golden pirate spent himself on the Irish girl. Defying her and her will.
Hanging was too good for him.
She trembled with rage, facing Cecil. “I demand he be brought to me to answer for his insolence!”
“I will gladly bring him to you,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John Hawke stood before her, flushed with rage, his hand gripping the hilt of his sheathed sword. Although fully dressed in his crimson uniform, somehow he appeared disheveled. “I beg you, Your Majesty, to aid me in recovering my bride,” he said.
Slowly Elizabeth rose from her throne. Her stunned gaze met Cecil’s. “I cannot believe this tale.”
Cecil moved to Hawke and put a hand on the man’s trembling shoulder. “Your anger will lead you astray.”
Hawke’s smile was menacing. “You are wrong, my lor...d. It will lead me exactly where I wish to go, and aid me in killing the pirate bastard when I find him.”
Elizabeth turned away from both men, her pulse thundering in her ears. Jealousy consumed her. She had thought to keep them apart. But even now, her golden pirate spent himself on the Irish girl. Defying her and her will.
Hanging was too good for him.
She trembled with rage, facing Cecil. “I demand he be brought to me to answer for his insolence!”
“I will gladly bring him to you,”
What to read after The Game?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brenda Joyce to read onlineMoreLess
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