The Rose Bride
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The royal newlyweds were visiting him, an occasion of joy.
“My brother, my dear brother; Desirée cooed as she stepped from the ornate litter that had transported her to Reginer’s home. Ombrine had ridden in a second one. Jean-Marc sat astride a fine black steed.
Several guards and a lady-in-waiting came with them, carrying several jewel-encrusted goblets covered with golden saucers. From her vantage point, Rose could smell the liquid that two of the goblets contained: wine laced with sulfur and ...something else—something foul.
Rose watched until the front door closed. Then she trotted around to the side of the house, to the leaded glass window where her portrait still stood. She saw her reflection. She was a plain brown doe.
Reginer and his wife, Claire, made obeisance as Jean-Marc, Ombrine, and Desirée entered Reginer’s studio.
“I brought you something to celebrate our reunion,” Desirée said. Rose could hear her through the window. At her signal, the lady-in-waiting glided forward with a tray.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The royal newlyweds were visiting him, an occasion of joy.
“My brother, my dear brother; Desirée cooed as she stepped from the ornate litter that had transported her to Reginer’s home. Ombrine had ridden in a second one. Jean-Marc sat astride a fine black steed.
Several guards and a lady-in-waiting came with them, carrying several jewel-encrusted goblets covered with golden saucers. From her vantage point, Rose could smell the liquid that two of the goblets contained: wine laced with sulfur and ...something else—something foul.
Rose watched until the front door closed. Then she trotted around to the side of the house, to the leaded glass window where her portrait still stood. She saw her reflection. She was a plain brown doe.
Reginer and his wife, Claire, made obeisance as Jean-Marc, Ombrine, and Desirée entered Reginer’s studio.
“I brought you something to celebrate our reunion,” Desirée said. Rose could hear her through the window. At her signal, the lady-in-waiting glided forward with a tray.
What to read after The Rose Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Holder to read onlineMoreLess
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