Wicked Games (2014)
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But before they passed through the gate, the beast’s head flew up as if she’d struck something nose first. Rearing, she bugled and twisted aside so violently, it was all the queen could do to keep her seat. She dragged at the reins and jerked the mare’s head around, determined to force her through despite her resistance.
Gwen had to get to Arthur. Excalibur blazed in the scabbard hung across her back, its buzzing magic a silent goad.
“Wait!” Morgana said urgently. “There’s something wron...g with the gate. It looked like your mare ran into some kind of barrier.”
“We’ll see,” Gwen murmured grimly, and thumped her booted heels against the horse’s ribs. This time, however, there was no mistaking the impact of Snowcap’s nose with whatever blocked the gate. The outraged mare started to buck, but the queen gestured, settling her with a calming spell. Biting her lower lip, Gwen examined the gate in frustrated anger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But before they passed through the gate, the beast’s head flew up as if she’d struck something nose first. Rearing, she bugled and twisted aside so violently, it was all the queen could do to keep her seat. She dragged at the reins and jerked the mare’s head around, determined to force her through despite her resistance.
Gwen had to get to Arthur. Excalibur blazed in the scabbard hung across her back, its buzzing magic a silent goad.
“Wait!” Morgana said urgently. “There’s something wron...g with the gate. It looked like your mare ran into some kind of barrier.”
“We’ll see,” Gwen murmured grimly, and thumped her booted heels against the horse’s ribs. This time, however, there was no mistaking the impact of Snowcap’s nose with whatever blocked the gate. The outraged mare started to buck, but the queen gestured, settling her with a calming spell. Biting her lower lip, Gwen examined the gate in frustrated anger.
What to read after Wicked Games?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Angela Knight to read onlineMoreLess
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