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Devon’s Revenge

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©Copyright Jade Archer 2011

Cover Art by Posh Gosh ©Copyright April 2011

Edited by Andrea Grimm

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DEVON’S REVENGE

Jade Archer

Dedication

For M.E., because you were always brave and now you are free.

DEVON’S REVENGE

Jade Archer

Prologue

“You stupid slut!” Master Gailin screamed as he slapped Mirra’s cheek and sent her

sprawling across the cold flagstone floor.

Trembling in shock and fear, Mirra barely resisted the urge to curl into a ball and screw

her eyes shut—a futile attempt to make it all go away, but still very tempting nevertheless.

She couldn’t believe the Master had found them. She’d thought the disused root cellar

would be the perfect hiding spot. So far from the main living area of the castle, it was almost

in the catacombs and nearly lost to living memory. It had taken her weeks to find it. Yet

somehow they had still been discovered.

Covering the side of her red, throbbing face with a trembling hand, Mirra crawled back

to the small wicker basket in the centre of the little stone room she had chosen so carefully.

She cowered over the woven rim protectively, but with a deep sense of foreboding.

While she didn’t make a sound, the two tiny kittens inside—little more than bundles of

black and brindle fur—weren’t so circumspect. They mewled pitifully, giving voice to their

distress as they huddled together against the side and tried desperately to reach her.

They were so frightened. The Master’s anger—something she’d managed to shelter

them from since their birth nine days earlier—was overwhelming. And Mirra knew just how

they felt. Her own terror clawed at her insides—demanding she get away and hide

somewhere dark and safe. She wanted so badly to grab the kittens up and run as far away as

possible. But she couldn’t. There was no escape. Master Gailin would find her. Master Gailin

always found her.

She couldn’t even risk touching them to offer comfort in case it made the situation

worse. But then, as Master Gailin stepped up to tower over them—his dark eyes flashing

with rage, his thin face white and drawn tight with anger—Mirra knew it probably couldn’t

get much worse than it was right now anyway. She stayed still and silent regardless, long

years of training and experience locking her in place.

“Did you think you could hide this from me?” Master Gailin roared, his fists clenched

tightly by his side as his entire body vibrated with fury. Turning, he paced away furiously.

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