To Love a King (Court of Annwyn)
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She knew immediately that Felan wasn’t in bed beside her, but she didn’t remember him leaving. She glanced around the room, looking for a clue as to what time it was. Was she late? No, someone would have woken her.
She got up, her body aching in all the right places. Her hand strayed to her stomach, but there was nothing there that she could feel and nothing else that she could do. She opened the curtains to full daylight streaming in. For a moment she stood, staring out the window at the su...mmer sky and the trees gently moving in a sultry breeze. She’d be back. Maybe not to live but she’d visit. She stood there, not wanting to move; moving would mean admitting she was ready to go.
After several breaths, she realized she had to get moving. She still had things to do. With a sigh, she turned away and began pulling clothes out of her backpack. It was a little late for doubts, but not too late for a healthy dose of fear about what was going to happen between now and Felan becoming King.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She knew immediately that Felan wasn’t in bed beside her, but she didn’t remember him leaving. She glanced around the room, looking for a clue as to what time it was. Was she late? No, someone would have woken her.
She got up, her body aching in all the right places. Her hand strayed to her stomach, but there was nothing there that she could feel and nothing else that she could do. She opened the curtains to full daylight streaming in. For a moment she stood, staring out the window at the su...mmer sky and the trees gently moving in a sultry breeze. She’d be back. Maybe not to live but she’d visit. She stood there, not wanting to move; moving would mean admitting she was ready to go.
After several breaths, she realized she had to get moving. She still had things to do. With a sigh, she turned away and began pulling clothes out of her backpack. It was a little late for doubts, but not too late for a healthy dose of fear about what was going to happen between now and Felan becoming King.
What to read after To Love a King (Court of Annwyn)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shona Husk to read onlineMoreLess
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