The Queen
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This is ludicrous. He surveyed the men as they finished their preparations.
The King had finally come to the conclusion to march on Rivermouth during the night. It was true, the night would give them the benefit of cover, and his men knew these lands well, even in the dark. However, it also gave them a greater disadvantage should the trolls make any move.
Baylin urged his horse on, moving to the front of the line. He felt exposed, almost naked, without Ferric at his side. Since they were young b...oys, they had always been by each other’s side during any mission. Ferric, where are you?
“Your Grace,” greeted General Derwen, bringing his horse up beside the Prince.
Baylin nodded. “Are the men ready?”
“Ready?” the general laughed dryly. “Is a man ever really ready to die?”
Baylin’s eyes flashed to the soldiers lining up on horseback. “I will not let my men fall… not if I can help it.”
“But you can’t, Your Grace,” Derwen said mournfully. “No man has the power to stop death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is ludicrous. He surveyed the men as they finished their preparations.
The King had finally come to the conclusion to march on Rivermouth during the night. It was true, the night would give them the benefit of cover, and his men knew these lands well, even in the dark. However, it also gave them a greater disadvantage should the trolls make any move.
Baylin urged his horse on, moving to the front of the line. He felt exposed, almost naked, without Ferric at his side. Since they were young b...oys, they had always been by each other’s side during any mission. Ferric, where are you?
“Your Grace,” greeted General Derwen, bringing his horse up beside the Prince.
Baylin nodded. “Are the men ready?”
“Ready?” the general laughed dryly. “Is a man ever really ready to die?”
Baylin’s eyes flashed to the soldiers lining up on horseback. “I will not let my men fall… not if I can help it.”
“But you can’t, Your Grace,” Derwen said mournfully. “No man has the power to stop death.
What to read after The Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Suzanna Lynn to read onlineMoreLess
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