The enemy is at the gates and the war is lost. Even Connor says so and he's the king, so he should know. But Ciara doesn't understand why her mother has to be the one to stop them, or why they're talking about sending her away from the city into... what? Ciara has barely been out of her mother's apartments, and she's never been more than five minutes away from home before. Her father holds her in his arms and speaks softly to her for the first time that she can ever remember, and his words are soothing, but Ciara knows that when her mother looks angry like that there's no arguing with her. Ciara will have to leave, and she knows she will never see her parents again.
There is. Ciara (the little girl) is the protagonist of my first novel and the siege and her exile are the framing events for what happens after she grows up.
There is. Ciara (the little girl) is the protagonist of my first novel and the siege and her exile a
Thanks! She's actually an adult for most of the story. What happens to her as a child is just there to give a bit of background for the rest of it, and to explain a few of the details in the story. I had originally planned to have her still be a child in the novel proper, but I'm not very good at writing from that perspective and making it believable.
Thanks! She's actually an adult for most of the story. What happens to her as a child is just there
Oh, its been done for years. I've got it posted to my FA gallery and I keep meaning to post it here as well, as soon as I can find the time to find all the files again and get them converted into a format that can be posted here.
Oh, its been done for years. I've got it posted to my FA gallery and I keep meaning to post it here
Thanks. I'm very fond of all of these characters, and Tiera did a great job with them. It's nice to finally have all three of them in one picture, too.
Thanks. I'm very fond of all of these characters, and Tiera did a great job with them. It's nice to
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