The Prince’s Bride
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Véronique asked as she sat forward in the coach and laid a hand on her husband’s thigh. “You’ve seemed irritable since we crossed the border.”
Not just irritable, she thought. Distant. All those leisurely days of sensual enchantment at d’Entremont Manor had been magical.
They had gone riding together each morning at dawn, and had dined privately by candlelight in his bedchamber each night. He had loved her unreservedly and been a perfect husband, but now it all seemed a lifetime away—as ...if it had been a mere dream, but it was time to wake up. Soon they would return to his world, which would be strange and unfamiliar to her.
He propped an elbow on the windowsill of the coach while resting his temple on a finger.
Eventually he turned to look at her. “Have I?”
“Yes. You’ve hardly spoken to me. You seem lost in thought. I hope—now that we are returning to your home—that you are not suddenly steeped in regret.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Véronique asked as she sat forward in the coach and laid a hand on her husband’s thigh. “You’ve seemed irritable since we crossed the border.”
Not just irritable, she thought. Distant. All those leisurely days of sensual enchantment at d’Entremont Manor had been magical.
They had gone riding together each morning at dawn, and had dined privately by candlelight in his bedchamber each night. He had loved her unreservedly and been a perfect husband, but now it all seemed a lifetime away—as ...if it had been a mere dream, but it was time to wake up. Soon they would return to his world, which would be strange and unfamiliar to her.
He propped an elbow on the windowsill of the coach while resting his temple on a finger.
Eventually he turned to look at her. “Have I?”
“Yes. You’ve hardly spoken to me. You seem lost in thought. I hope—now that we are returning to your home—that you are not suddenly steeped in regret.”
What to read after The Prince’s Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julianne Maclean to read onlineMoreLess
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