Viking (2013)
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Thorne’s flagship was the largest of the five, being seventy-six feet long and about seventeen feet wide. There was sufficient room for sixteen oarsmen to sit on their sea chests on either side of the ship. Fiona had learned much about these fierce Viking warriors since being taken from her home and dragged aboard Thorne’s ship.
She discovered that the Vikings stored their plunder and supplies in the space beneath the removable pine plank deck, some six and a half feet deep. Their meals whil...e at sea consisted of dried and salted food, and they drank from leather waterbags stored beneath the planks.
Fiona hadn’t known what to expect once she lost sight of land. She had never been so far from the coast before, or with men who both feared and hated her. She was grateful for Brann’s company, for Thorne had all but ignored her once they set sail. She had expected to be set upon and raped, but no one had touched her, though sometimes she caught Thorne glaring at her as if he’d like to wring her neck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thorne’s flagship was the largest of the five, being seventy-six feet long and about seventeen feet wide. There was sufficient room for sixteen oarsmen to sit on their sea chests on either side of the ship. Fiona had learned much about these fierce Viking warriors since being taken from her home and dragged aboard Thorne’s ship.
She discovered that the Vikings stored their plunder and supplies in the space beneath the removable pine plank deck, some six and a half feet deep. Their meals whil...e at sea consisted of dried and salted food, and they drank from leather waterbags stored beneath the planks.
Fiona hadn’t known what to expect once she lost sight of land. She had never been so far from the coast before, or with men who both feared and hated her. She was grateful for Brann’s company, for Thorne had all but ignored her once they set sail. She had expected to be set upon and raped, but no one had touched her, though sometimes she caught Thorne glaring at her as if he’d like to wring her neck.
What to read after Viking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason, Connie to read onlineMoreLess
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