Curse Breaker | Crossing
Wood scraped over wood. Something thudded and had he heard a whip crack? Sarn opened his mouth to ask about that when Nolo urged him forwards.
“Keep going. The ‘disturbance’ is still some way ahead.”
Nolo pronounced ‘disturbance’ like a curse. Maybe it was. All this begged an important question. Why choose him—the indentured son of a whore—to deal with this disturbance? What could he do to alleviate this ‘disturbance’ when the sight of his luminescent eyes would incite further trouble rather than quell it?
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Melinda Kucsera - USA Today Bestselling Author of Epic Fantasy Adventures 
You are the mistress of suspense. I was waiting to see what was happening after the menhirs and in the meadow, but you hold us intrigued 🙂
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Thank you 🙂 Your continued reading of this story is a bright spot in a dark week.
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I love reading the different forms you are writing in. You excel in both poetic forms and prose.
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I really like the parts where your characters sense what might happen (especially Sarn). It makes me think and reflect upon my own life and those moments when I know something IS out there..
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always trust your intuition. 🙂 thank you!
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🙂 smart words! 🙂
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😀 but not so easily followed!
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😀 😀
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And….? I enjoyed the space between forest and meadow very much! Wonderful story.
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more tonight. It’s hard breaking up a fluid narrative into 500-600 word chunks but longer than that is too long for a post and might scare away readers. So i do the best I can.
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Your best is terrific. You always leave us wanting to know more.
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Thank you 🙂
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I am intrigued! Came here from Twitter as saw you followed me….and of course I enjoy the setting of this mysterious story – will read more and delve into it…
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