Blinded By The Sun (Erythleh Chronicles Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
The man had begged for death with his insolent actions, and there would be opportunity in abundance to deliver such as restitution. As well as the jousts, there would be other contests of strength and skill. There would be bouts involving short daggers, the staff, and the mace. If ever there was a time for a man to regret asking a beautiful lady for a sign of her favour, this was that time. Girogis would regret receiving that kiss, that brief press of Lyssia's sweet lips. The lock of her silken hair burned against the skin over his heart like a molten brand. It would remain there, or as close as possible, for always. Kavrazel determined he would win, to prove to Girogis, to himself, and to Lyssia... ...To prove what? That he was the better man? The more worthy lover? Certainly not the more constant friend. The tide of his anger and jealousy receded, just a little, just enough for him to gain a momentary clarity of mind.
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