The Mistress of Normandy
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Mildew and decay pervaded the chamber and soured the air. He likened his surroundings to the state of his heart: cold, dark, and empty. He could not sleep; waking nightmares tortured his mind.
He loved a woman who hated him.
He’d lost a man and slain another.
He was prisoner of a man who would soon learn that he’d not extract so much as a sou in ransom money from a king whose every resource was applied to mounting an invasion.
Rand’s filth-encrusted hand strayed along the slick, ...wet wall until he found the set of scratches he’d made in the stone with one of his lace points. One, two, three...He’d counted off each day of confinement, marked by the regular arrival of silent jailers who brought him a bucket of swill and emptied the chamber pot. Four, five, six...The wall seeped, indicating that the chamber sat below the waterline. Seven, eight...
I’m here, Harry, he raged silently at the young monarch across the Narrow Sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mildew and decay pervaded the chamber and soured the air. He likened his surroundings to the state of his heart: cold, dark, and empty. He could not sleep; waking nightmares tortured his mind.
He loved a woman who hated him.
He’d lost a man and slain another.
He was prisoner of a man who would soon learn that he’d not extract so much as a sou in ransom money from a king whose every resource was applied to mounting an invasion.
Rand’s filth-encrusted hand strayed along the slick, ...wet wall until he found the set of scratches he’d made in the stone with one of his lace points. One, two, three...He’d counted off each day of confinement, marked by the regular arrival of silent jailers who brought him a bucket of swill and emptied the chamber pot. Four, five, six...The wall seeped, indicating that the chamber sat below the waterline. Seven, eight...
I’m here, Harry, he raged silently at the young monarch across the Narrow Sea.
What to read after The Mistress of Normandy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Wiggs to read onlineMoreLess
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