The Sinner
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Dante stripped a blanket off the narrow bed and handed it to her.
The ride to Farthingstone’s house in the pouring rain had drenched everyone to the bone. Fleur’s ensemble hung in sodden folds and water still dripped off the brim of her bonnet.
The fire Dante had started in the tiny attic chamber helped some, but getting the wet garments off would help more.
Fleur looked at the blanket skeptically. “What if one of them comes up here?”
Dante bolted the door. “Now we are locked in, but they are al...so locked out.”
“They could use an ax again.”
“It was left at the cottage. Get dry, Fleur. I don’t want you catching a chill.”
She removed her bonnet and threw it in a corner. She turned her back so he could help unfasten her dress.
“Not quite like the last time,” she said sadly as his fingers worked at the closure. “That man. He was the one who hurt me, isn’t he? He did it for Gregory. The look on Gregory’s face when he saw me . . .”
“We do not know that for certain.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dante stripped a blanket off the narrow bed and handed it to her.
The ride to Farthingstone’s house in the pouring rain had drenched everyone to the bone. Fleur’s ensemble hung in sodden folds and water still dripped off the brim of her bonnet.
The fire Dante had started in the tiny attic chamber helped some, but getting the wet garments off would help more.
Fleur looked at the blanket skeptically. “What if one of them comes up here?”
Dante bolted the door. “Now we are locked in, but they are al...so locked out.”
“They could use an ax again.”
“It was left at the cottage. Get dry, Fleur. I don’t want you catching a chill.”
She removed her bonnet and threw it in a corner. She turned her back so he could help unfasten her dress.
“Not quite like the last time,” she said sadly as his fingers worked at the closure. “That man. He was the one who hurt me, isn’t he? He did it for Gregory. The look on Gregory’s face when he saw me . . .”
“We do not know that for certain.”
What to read after The Sinner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madeline Hunter to read onlineMoreLess
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