Savage Desire (Savage Lagonda 1)
“THE HOUSES ARE AS THEY HAD BEEN DESCRIBED TO ME BY THE INDIANS, ALL OF STONE, WITH TERRACES AND FLAT ROOFS, AS IT SEEMED TO ME FROM A HILL WHERE I STOOD TO VIEW IT. THE CITY IS LARGER THAN THE CITY OF MEXICO. AT TIMES I WAS TEMPTED TO DESCEND, TO FIND THE PUEBLO, BECAUSE I KNEW I WAS RISKING ONLY MY LIFE, AND THIS I OFFERED TO GOD THE DAY I SET OUT ON THIS JOURNEY. IN THE END, REALIZING MY DANGER, I FEARED THAT IF I DIED NO INFORMATION WOULD BE OBTAINED REGARDING THIS LAND.
—Friar Marcos 10 The next morning, when Mara awoke, she found Sasha in the kitchen with Tess, having a bowl of fresh fruit and a glass of the strawberry milk. It seemed Tess had taken a liking to Sasha and had decided to take her under her wing.
Although Mara usually had her breakfast in the dining room, she sat down at the kitchen table, and Tess placed a bowl of fruit before her, along with a cup of steaming coffee.
"Sasha has been telling me about her life at this valley, or whatever it is," Tess said.
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