The Winged Fae (The World of Fae)
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“Dragon fae,” she said under her breath, in a derogatory way as soon as she saw the bulky man dressed as a monk. He gave her an appreciative smile. A brown woolen cowl cloaked his face partially in shadows, but his blue eyes sparkled with intrigue. She arched a brow, turned to jerk her arm away, but the man held fast. “If you don’t let go of me this instant,” she said, her voice low with threat, “I promise you’ll regret it.”He smiled as if he knew something she didn’t. She intended to fae transp...ort him and deposit him in the Denkar dungeon, and then return to the fair. But the monk quickly slipped a steel bracelet on her wrist and manacled it to the other. “No fae travel, princess,” he said, with a smug smile affixed to his face, dark eyes gazing at her with contempt.She scowled back at him, the beast, horrified and angry that he would hold her hostage in this way. So he knew she was a lion fae, but did he realize she truly was the princess, or was he mocking her?She tilted her chin up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Dragon fae,” she said under her breath, in a derogatory way as soon as she saw the bulky man dressed as a monk. He gave her an appreciative smile. A brown woolen cowl cloaked his face partially in shadows, but his blue eyes sparkled with intrigue. She arched a brow, turned to jerk her arm away, but the man held fast. “If you don’t let go of me this instant,” she said, her voice low with threat, “I promise you’ll regret it.”He smiled as if he knew something she didn’t. She intended to fae transp...ort him and deposit him in the Denkar dungeon, and then return to the fair. But the monk quickly slipped a steel bracelet on her wrist and manacled it to the other. “No fae travel, princess,” he said, with a smug smile affixed to his face, dark eyes gazing at her with contempt.She scowled back at him, the beast, horrified and angry that he would hold her hostage in this way. So he knew she was a lion fae, but did he realize she truly was the princess, or was he mocking her?She tilted her chin up.
What to read after The Winged Fae (The World of Fae)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Spear to read onlineMoreLess
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