The Mark of the Vampire Queen (2010)
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Jacob slept some with her, but when the sun came, he was up and taking a morning run around the castle grounds. It was a different place in its peaceful early daylight solitude and even more beautiful, if that was possible. By happenstance, Devlin was also out and joined him. The Aussie said little, simply keeping Jacob company while he sweated out his demons. As they made their circuit, Jacob noted that with the exception of Devlin, it was primarily the servants of the more highly ranked overlo...rds, Region Masters and Council members moving around this early in the morning, confirming old ties and establishing new ones. Networking. Since that was his purpose as well, with Devlin’s help he identified several servants of vampires who had received vital communications from Lyssa in the past few months. He took the opportunity to confirm those communications had been received and understood.
None of those communications revealed his lady’s illness, of course, but she was officially verifying the commitment of those vampires to the Council’s purpose, as well as unofficially laying the tracks of an underground railroad for her fugitives and even her legitimate vampires if they ended up needing it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jacob slept some with her, but when the sun came, he was up and taking a morning run around the castle grounds. It was a different place in its peaceful early daylight solitude and even more beautiful, if that was possible. By happenstance, Devlin was also out and joined him. The Aussie said little, simply keeping Jacob company while he sweated out his demons. As they made their circuit, Jacob noted that with the exception of Devlin, it was primarily the servants of the more highly ranked overlo...rds, Region Masters and Council members moving around this early in the morning, confirming old ties and establishing new ones. Networking. Since that was his purpose as well, with Devlin’s help he identified several servants of vampires who had received vital communications from Lyssa in the past few months. He took the opportunity to confirm those communications had been received and understood.
None of those communications revealed his lady’s illness, of course, but she was officially verifying the commitment of those vampires to the Council’s purpose, as well as unofficially laying the tracks of an underground railroad for her fugitives and even her legitimate vampires if they ended up needing it.
What to read after The Mark of the Vampire Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joey W. Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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