The Lost Queen
The Lost Queen
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Zara lay in a crumpled heap on the carpet, face-down, groaning. Cordelia pulled herself into a sitting position and gently turned Zara over, resting her head in her lap.
Sancha stared at the ceiling with a look of absolute horror. “Eden has sealed the portal behind us,” she said. “They cannot follow, but neither can she.”
Tania staggered to her feet. Even in her shock she saw that the clothes her three sisters were wearing were stained and crumpled, and that their hair was wild and their faces s...meared with grime.
She also noticed that Sancha was holding a bundle of white silk under one arm and that there was another cloth bundle lying on the carpet near to where the white crystal sword had stabbed into the floor—a tied bundle that was tube-shaped and about a yard long.
“Who can’t follow?” she asked. “What’s happened? How did you get here?”
Sancha gave her a grave, bleak-eyed look. “It is Rathina,” she said. “She has betrayed us all.” She bit her lip, her eyes glancing fearfully around.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Zara lay in a crumpled heap on the carpet, face-down, groaning. Cordelia pulled herself into a sitting position and gently turned Zara over, resting her head in her lap.
Sancha stared at the ceiling with a look of absolute horror. “Eden has sealed the portal behind us,” she said. “They cannot follow, but neither can she.”
Tania staggered to her feet. Even in her shock she saw that the clothes her three sisters were wearing were stained and crumpled, and that their hair was wild and their faces s...meared with grime.
She also noticed that Sancha was holding a bundle of white silk under one arm and that there was another cloth bundle lying on the carpet near to where the white crystal sword had stabbed into the floor—a tied bundle that was tube-shaped and about a yard long.
“Who can’t follow?” she asked. “What’s happened? How did you get here?”
Sancha gave her a grave, bleak-eyed look. “It is Rathina,” she said. “She has betrayed us all.” She bit her lip, her eyes glancing fearfully around.
What to read after The Lost Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frewin Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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