The Housemistress by Keira Michelle Telford

“Shame,” Carriveau mutters absently, checking the label on the cardigan and selecting one a size smaller from the cupboard. “She told me I’m not to wear my hair loose like this.” “Does she have a problem with femininity?” Rylie wonders, catching a glimpse of her hair in a wall mirror, remembering Missus Bursnell’s instruction to constrain it. I’ve long suspected that she has the staff who run the campus supply shop switch the labels.” “Hmm.” Carriveau looks none too surprised. Not wanting Carriveau to think her coy, Rylie swiftly unbuttons the ugly cardigan and hands it over. Mistaking that hesitation for discomfort, Carriveau crosses the room to a large odds-and-sods cupboard and flings it open, simultaneously revealing a shelf full of spare Larkhill cardigans and her honorable intentions. Rylie hesitates, scarcely able to believe she heard correctly. “This does not fit you well,” she concludes at last.

She flicks Rylie’s hair off her shoulders, fussing with the shoulders of the cardigan, trying to get it to sit better.

Indeed, Carriveau’s eyes do spend quite a bit of time in that area. She merely wants to prove that she does actually have a bust hidden beneath the baggy Larkhill cardigan that’s hanging limply off her shoulders. Rylie does precisely as Carriveau asks, but not because she has any inclination to conform to the exacting standards of the school. “Shoulders back, head up.” She hooks a finger under Rylie’s chin, tilting her upwards. Click here for the lowest price! Paperback,, X.As Rylie stands to be inspected, she watches a huddle of shadows gather on the other side of Carriveau’s study door, well aware of what that means: they’re being eavesdropped on.Įither not noticing or not caring, Carriveau continues undaunted, blatantly disregarding school policy once more as she takes Rylie by the shoulders and straightens her posture.

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As with the book I previously reviewed, I had no expectations as to the author’s style. One of my friends has gotten me started reading more sci-fi, fantasy, and dystopian-type novels, and this definitely falls into the latter category. Keira Michelle Telford is another new author for me.

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As with the book I previously reviewed, I had no expectations as to the author’s style or history.

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The Housemistress by Keira Michelle Telford