The Warlord Claims His Bride
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The scent of vileness filled the air, and blood covered his chest and kilt. This was what it was to fight for what was theirs, to really fight for something that was loved and cherished. He had said goodbye to his wee wife and son, who was only a young five years of age, before he left, and even though he would have liked to stay with them, cherish that he was alive, a man was not worth anything if he didn’t protect what was his.The sound of footsteps behind him had Liam turning, sword raised, a...nd he focused on his adversary. Dawson McCarrick stopped on his steed before he reached Liam. The sky was dark and ominous, and there were fires that burned brightly in the Briar McKnightly Mountains, but then again fearsome dragons lived atop those sharp and monstrous outcroppings. The flames were a brilliant orange and red that glowed with renewed life because of the anger of those beasts. Liam and his men were far too close to their lair, but what others might misunderstand was that a dragon, despite being able to kill a man by breathing alone, protected what was his.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The scent of vileness filled the air, and blood covered his chest and kilt. This was what it was to fight for what was theirs, to really fight for something that was loved and cherished. He had said goodbye to his wee wife and son, who was only a young five years of age, before he left, and even though he would have liked to stay with them, cherish that he was alive, a man was not worth anything if he didn’t protect what was his.The sound of footsteps behind him had Liam turning, sword raised, a...nd he focused on his adversary. Dawson McCarrick stopped on his steed before he reached Liam. The sky was dark and ominous, and there were fires that burned brightly in the Briar McKnightly Mountains, but then again fearsome dragons lived atop those sharp and monstrous outcroppings. The flames were a brilliant orange and red that glowed with renewed life because of the anger of those beasts. Liam and his men were far too close to their lair, but what others might misunderstand was that a dragon, despite being able to kill a man by breathing alone, protected what was his.
What to read after The Warlord Claims His Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenika Snow to read onlineMoreLess
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