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    Category: general fiction

    This Textured Darkness, 54

    The Red Robes were watching the crowd. If she were caught using the secret passageway, no excuse would spare her.

    September 12, 2023August 26, 2023 by joanspilman

    This Textured Darkness, #53

    “Ah, the little Shivelite girl,’ Lord Birknell sounded sympathetic while peering down her bodice. “May I be of assistance?”

    September 11, 2023August 26, 2023 by joanspilman

    This Textured Darkness, #52

    “I must find my handkerchief. I lost it in the press of the crowd.” Mirella said.
    “You’ve got a secret,” Bresca’s eyes narrowed.

    September 10, 2023August 26, 2023 by joanspilman

    This Textured Darkness, #51

    Fresco’s eyes, described by the poet’s as limpid pools, were now surprisingly alert.

    September 9, 2023September 9, 2023 by joanspilman

    This Textured Darkness, #50

    “No wonder the skinny chit remembered him,” remarked a raven haired beauty. “Did you notice his codpiece?

    September 8, 2023August 26, 2023 by joanspilman

    This Textured Darkness, #49

    The crowd was a river of confusion, pushing Mirella where she didn’t want to go.

    September 7, 2023August 26, 2023 by joanspilman

    This Textured Darkness, #48

    “Give Oren Hunter a room full of air and light. Fresh rushes and women to attend his bathing.”

    September 6, 2023September 6, 2023 by joanspilman

    This Textured Darkness, #47

    ‘I’ve witness the Spring Calling of Spirits. I’ve seen the Gibbor open the night sky and call the spirits down.”

    September 5, 2023September 6, 2023 by joanspilman

    This Textured Darkness, #46

    Queen Laveth had mentioned they needed an extra pair of hands and then the girl had appeared.

    September 4, 2023August 26, 2023 by joanspilman

    This Textured Darkness, #45

    Oren whipped his head around, nearly losing his footing. It was the girl from the scrub oak, only she was a woman now.

    September 3, 2023August 26, 2023 by joanspilman

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