The Silken Cord
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“Let Ariana go.”
“Stay back.” Edwin pressed a knife against Ariana’s throat.
Wulfgar froze. Ariana gasped as the prick of steel bit into her skin. Edwin pressed his face against hers as he jerked her toward the wall.
“I’ll slit her throat,” he warned.
His chest pressed against her back. She clutched the arm he wrapped across her and tried to push the knife away. He held tight, the knife poised to take her life.
Wulfgar jumped down from the table, his hands raised, a snarl on his lips. When he sp...oke, his voice sounded dangerously quiet. “Harm a hair on her head and I’ll see the skin flayed from your body.”
Edwin’s tone was just as chilling. “You’ll have to catch me, first. I mean it, de Conteville. I will kill her.
I have nothing left to lose, now.”
Guards surrounded the king, protecting him.
He sat stiffly in his chair, his face puffed with fury. “You dare this outrage, Carlinham? There’ll be no place for you to hide.
You’ll be hunted down like a mongrel dog.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Let Ariana go.”
“Stay back.” Edwin pressed a knife against Ariana’s throat.
Wulfgar froze. Ariana gasped as the prick of steel bit into her skin. Edwin pressed his face against hers as he jerked her toward the wall.
“I’ll slit her throat,” he warned.
His chest pressed against her back. She clutched the arm he wrapped across her and tried to push the knife away. He held tight, the knife poised to take her life.
Wulfgar jumped down from the table, his hands raised, a snarl on his lips. When he sp...oke, his voice sounded dangerously quiet. “Harm a hair on her head and I’ll see the skin flayed from your body.”
Edwin’s tone was just as chilling. “You’ll have to catch me, first. I mean it, de Conteville. I will kill her.
I have nothing left to lose, now.”
Guards surrounded the king, protecting him.
He sat stiffly in his chair, his face puffed with fury. “You dare this outrage, Carlinham? There’ll be no place for you to hide.
You’ll be hunted down like a mongrel dog.”
What to read after The Silken Cord?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leigh Bale to read onlineMoreLess
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