The Maidenhead
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She had never known such blasts of heat or such heavy rains that left only more steaming, hostile air. She sweated constantly except when the breeze blew faintly off the river in the mornings and evenings.
With a curse, she swatted at devilish mosquitoes that circled her, getting into her ears and nose. She shoved tangled vines and creepers from her path in her search for chestnuts. Since Mad Dog had brought her to his farm a fortnight before, she had developed a craving for the delicacy. Ho...t, steamed chestnuts and a tankard of Mad Dog's peach brandy before bed at night . . . aye, that was about as close to heaven as the likes of her would ever get.
Unless she counted Mad Dog’s bed. And Mad Dog’s mouth. And Mad Dog's hands, stroking her breasts.
She could count on one hand the number of times in her two weeks as his wife that they had lain in lovemaking: one single time.
It was as if the day’s intense sunlight exposed their aversion for one another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had never known such blasts of heat or such heavy rains that left only more steaming, hostile air. She sweated constantly except when the breeze blew faintly off the river in the mornings and evenings.
With a curse, she swatted at devilish mosquitoes that circled her, getting into her ears and nose. She shoved tangled vines and creepers from her path in her search for chestnuts. Since Mad Dog had brought her to his farm a fortnight before, she had developed a craving for the delicacy. Ho...t, steamed chestnuts and a tankard of Mad Dog's peach brandy before bed at night . . . aye, that was about as close to heaven as the likes of her would ever get.
Unless she counted Mad Dog’s bed. And Mad Dog’s mouth. And Mad Dog's hands, stroking her breasts.
She could count on one hand the number of times in her two weeks as his wife that they had lain in lovemaking: one single time.
It was as if the day’s intense sunlight exposed their aversion for one another.
What to read after The Maidenhead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parris Afton Bonds to read onlineMoreLess
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