The Hedgewitch Queen
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The voice was familiar, but not one of the Guard. “Left under a cloud, as I am sure you well know.”
“It matters little.” Tristan, tense and exhausted. Someone held my hand, ran a callused thumb over my knuckles. “I care not a whit.”
“I can see what you do care for. Look, she wakes, and pretty as a maiden in a tale.” Shifting cloth. Smoke, and meat stew, and baking bread. I lay on something soft. I groaned, sought to make my eyes open. They did not obey, foolish things. Or perhaps they had seen e...nough, and would brook no more.
Am I blind? Sometimes, after the half-head, I felt this weak, and my vision would not work properly. The irrational fear of blindness would rise, and I would be too frail to combat it.
“Vianne?” Tristan, soft and hopeful. I had never heard that tone from him before. “Do not seek to speak, simply rest. You are safe enough.”
“Aye to that, d’mselle.” I thought I recognized this, too—the man in brown. The bandit.
Or was he? A bandit who spoke as a courtier hiding in the Shirlstrienne?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The voice was familiar, but not one of the Guard. “Left under a cloud, as I am sure you well know.”
“It matters little.” Tristan, tense and exhausted. Someone held my hand, ran a callused thumb over my knuckles. “I care not a whit.”
“I can see what you do care for. Look, she wakes, and pretty as a maiden in a tale.” Shifting cloth. Smoke, and meat stew, and baking bread. I lay on something soft. I groaned, sought to make my eyes open. They did not obey, foolish things. Or perhaps they had seen e...nough, and would brook no more.
Am I blind? Sometimes, after the half-head, I felt this weak, and my vision would not work properly. The irrational fear of blindness would rise, and I would be too frail to combat it.
“Vianne?” Tristan, soft and hopeful. I had never heard that tone from him before. “Do not seek to speak, simply rest. You are safe enough.”
“Aye to that, d’mselle.” I thought I recognized this, too—the man in brown. The bandit.
Or was he? A bandit who spoke as a courtier hiding in the Shirlstrienne?
What to read after The Hedgewitch Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lilith Saintcrow to read onlineMoreLess
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