The Highlander's Vow (Loch Moigh #4)
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She slipped out of bed, snatched up a gown and pulled it on over her night rail. Running out of her chamber in her bare feet, she caught a glimpse of Struan just as he reached the top of the stairs. “Hold, Struan, we must speak,” she said, careful to keep her voice low.
He turned to face her, his expression unreadable in the predawn dimness. So much needed to be said, but she had no notion where to start. She hurried to catch up with him. “Do you mean to fight with my kinsmen this day?”
“I do, a...nd don’t try to argue me out of it.” His expression was closed, but she felt his resolve as if it were a stone wall between them. “And don’t worry about me,” he added.
“I ken better than to try to talk sense into you, and I will worry whether you wish me to or no’.” Oh, how she wished she could find a reason to keep him inside Moigh Hall and away from the danger awaiting him. “You’ve already done more than I have asked of you. ’Tis no’ your fight. You need no’ risk your life for—”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She slipped out of bed, snatched up a gown and pulled it on over her night rail. Running out of her chamber in her bare feet, she caught a glimpse of Struan just as he reached the top of the stairs. “Hold, Struan, we must speak,” she said, careful to keep her voice low.
He turned to face her, his expression unreadable in the predawn dimness. So much needed to be said, but she had no notion where to start. She hurried to catch up with him. “Do you mean to fight with my kinsmen this day?”
“I do, a...nd don’t try to argue me out of it.” His expression was closed, but she felt his resolve as if it were a stone wall between them. “And don’t worry about me,” he added.
“I ken better than to try to talk sense into you, and I will worry whether you wish me to or no’.” Oh, how she wished she could find a reason to keep him inside Moigh Hall and away from the danger awaiting him. “You’ve already done more than I have asked of you. ’Tis no’ your fight. You need no’ risk your life for—”
What to read after The Highlander's Vow (Loch Moigh #4)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Longley to read onlineMoreLess
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