Torn (The Handfasting)
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Maggie expected it to be the same. She expected to step straight back into life as it had been.
She was a fool. The ride should have forewarned. Rather than teasing affection, her brothers treated her with the wariness of large men in a room full of breakable objects.
There was a hint of distrust.
"Ma read your missive and took straight to her bed." Nigel admitted.
"To her bed?" her mother, Fiona MacBede, never fell ill e...nough to be off her feet.
"To her bed." Feargus the younger barked. His scowl meant someone would pay. There was no one, except perhaps her father, who would be more protective of Fiona MacBede than her sons.
Maggie shrunk deeper into her great plaid.
"You seem well enough." Feargus continued.
"Aye." But she wasn't, not with the mischief she had played. She felt small. Very small indeed.
She must have sounded so.
"Don't doubt yourself, Maggie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maggie expected it to be the same. She expected to step straight back into life as it had been.
She was a fool. The ride should have forewarned. Rather than teasing affection, her brothers treated her with the wariness of large men in a room full of breakable objects.
There was a hint of distrust.
"Ma read your missive and took straight to her bed." Nigel admitted.
"To her bed?" her mother, Fiona MacBede, never fell ill e...nough to be off her feet.
"To her bed." Feargus the younger barked. His scowl meant someone would pay. There was no one, except perhaps her father, who would be more protective of Fiona MacBede than her sons.
Maggie shrunk deeper into her great plaid.
"You seem well enough." Feargus continued.
"Aye." But she wasn't, not with the mischief she had played. She felt small. Very small indeed.
She must have sounded so.
"Don't doubt yourself, Maggie.
What to read after Torn (The Handfasting)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Becca St. John to read onlineMoreLess
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