The Immortal Game (Book 1)
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She remembered how easily Ash had come to her mind during the test and how calm and focused she felt. The questions seemed obvious after that and their answers easy. She wanted to celebrate, but she kept her emotions in check. She couldn’t assume anything.
Ash was more and more of an enigma to her. She still had all those unanswered questions about his healed injuries and the Battle of Hastings, though his knowledge of the battle no longer seemed so odd. Of course he could have learned about it ...in books.
She knew she should ride the wave of clarity and go home to study for other classes but her feet headed toward Athenaeum instead.
When she walked in she only glanced in the direction of the chess table. Ash was there, playing a pretty blond with legs long enough to match his. He might have looked up, but she pretended not to notice. She didn’t want him to think she made too much of the afternoon they had spent together.
Sage was at the espresso counter with Langston, the tall poet—Ash and Sage’s brother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She remembered how easily Ash had come to her mind during the test and how calm and focused she felt. The questions seemed obvious after that and their answers easy. She wanted to celebrate, but she kept her emotions in check. She couldn’t assume anything.
Ash was more and more of an enigma to her. She still had all those unanswered questions about his healed injuries and the Battle of Hastings, though his knowledge of the battle no longer seemed so odd. Of course he could have learned about it ...in books.
She knew she should ride the wave of clarity and go home to study for other classes but her feet headed toward Athenaeum instead.
When she walked in she only glanced in the direction of the chess table. Ash was there, playing a pretty blond with legs long enough to match his. He might have looked up, but she pretended not to notice. She didn’t want him to think she made too much of the afternoon they had spent together.
Sage was at the espresso counter with Langston, the tall poet—Ash and Sage’s brother.
What to read after The Immortal Game (Book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miley, Joannah to read onlineMoreLess
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