The Mermaid's Madness
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She sat with her back to the oil lamp, her body blocking the flames from the mirror. “Does Nicolette know you’re still awake?”
Jakob’s response was clear, confident, and completely unhelpful. “Mama!”
“That’s right.” Danielle smiled. Snow’s magic allowed her to see Jakob clearly, even in the darkness.
“Tala?” Jakob asked, leaning forward until his face pressed against his crib. He had started looking for Talia as soon as he realized Danielle was there. Snow still hadn’t figured out how he was abl...e to see through the mirror. Danielle longed to let her study the bracelet again, to determine whether this was a trick of the mirror or something to do with Jakob himself. But Snow continued to spend all of her time with Morveren.
After following the small mermaid doll for the past day, Snow and Morveren now believed Lirea was hiding on the northern coast of Hilad. Not the safest place for the Phillipa to go, but northern Hilad was mostly uninhabited, and Hephyra was confident she could get the ship in and out without being seen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She sat with her back to the oil lamp, her body blocking the flames from the mirror. “Does Nicolette know you’re still awake?”
Jakob’s response was clear, confident, and completely unhelpful. “Mama!”
“That’s right.” Danielle smiled. Snow’s magic allowed her to see Jakob clearly, even in the darkness.
“Tala?” Jakob asked, leaning forward until his face pressed against his crib. He had started looking for Talia as soon as he realized Danielle was there. Snow still hadn’t figured out how he was abl...e to see through the mirror. Danielle longed to let her study the bracelet again, to determine whether this was a trick of the mirror or something to do with Jakob himself. But Snow continued to spend all of her time with Morveren.
After following the small mermaid doll for the past day, Snow and Morveren now believed Lirea was hiding on the northern coast of Hilad. Not the safest place for the Phillipa to go, but northern Hilad was mostly uninhabited, and Hephyra was confident she could get the ship in and out without being seen.
What to read after The Mermaid's Madness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jim C. Hines to read onlineMoreLess
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