The Sorcerer's Concubine (The Telepath And The Sorcerer Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
Velsa was allowed with him, although she had to ride behind him to keep his hands unencumbered. It was for the best, she thought grimly. Her body could help to protect him from arrows, since they refused to give him any armor. Within a week she found herself dreaming of arrows. Not too seriously, but it certainly would be exciting to see a single arrow fly into a tree, because the patrol proved just as dull as everyone had warned. They walked the same path every day, along the steep bank of the river, watching the Miralem nation on the other side. Every day, the same. Not only was each day the same, nearly every hour was the same, because the river offered almost no change of scenery. Rushing waters, rocky bluffs, barren trees. The skies whispered of winter. Occasionally, a Miralem village or stone guard tower offered a landmark. “You look so bored,” Grau said, lifting her onto the horse on a cold morning. His breath emerged in puffs.
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