With a book launch on the horizon, I’ve started introducing my three main characters. This is Aster, a young woman who was born dead and resurrected by Barus, the necromancer. He’s raised her as his own, and though he’s warned her away from dragons… she can’t find it in herself to be afraid.
I hope you enjoy this (slightly modified) snippet introducing Aster.
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As it always did, the tide of emotion started as a trickle of anticipation at the base of Aster’s spine. The swelling excitement flowed into her chest, and her fingers tingled. It spread over her skin and rushed into her face. The feelings belonged to the dragon, not to her, but she’d become accustomed to the foreign sensations thrumming through her bones.
The dragon whooshed up the cliff into the ether, nearly knocking her from her feet. Whipped-up wind thrust her grandmother’s blue shawl open, and it flapped from her shoulders like a fledgling’s untested wings. Her fine white hair whirled with the blowing snow. Though she’d expected the creature’s striking entrance, she laughed in surprise.
The beast’s leathery wings angled for a spiraling descent far above her head. Sunlight shone through the webbing, enhancing the mottle of silver and black. She’d encountered this one many times before and raised an arm to wave. “Come down. I’m not afraid.” Would it finally heed her call? A gift for her eighteenth awakening day?
A scar striped the dragon’s snout, jagged as a thunderbolt. Its long neck arched, ruby eyes gleaming as its head dipped toward her, jaws agape. Curved incisors glinted in the raw light, and the serpentine tail snapped at the frozen stalks of asters quivering in the wind.
Barus had told her, long ago, to hide behind a tree and make herself small, and for years, she’d obeyed his wishes. But no more. If the dragon meant to terrify her, it had failed every time. She trusted her instincts, knew to her core that the creature wouldn’t shred her to pieces or whisk her away in its teeth.
But what about an apple?
She reached for the armor of scales as the massive body undulated above her, its back bristling with spikes, clawed feet sweeping the air just beyond her fingertips as she held an apple aloft. The beast circled, rising higher.
“Come down,” she teased, giving the wrinkled fruit a toss. “I brought an apple for you.”
The dragon’s wings swept back, and it dove from the cornflower sky. Aster shrieked and flung the apple. The toothsome jaws snapped the fruit from the air, and she laughed with delight.
As though in answer, the beast bellowed a cry and plummeted beyond the cliff’s wall. Aster darted to the edge as the dragon’s wings unfurled, capturing the wind with the ripple and snap of a galleon’s sails. The colossal beast skimmed the gray sea, flying for the Isles of White Sands glimmering like a mirage on the horizon.
As the drumming of wings surrendered to the waves’ roar, another sound assumed its place. The voices of men.
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Myths of the Mirror 
[…] The Necromancer’s Daughter: Aster […]
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Thanks again! You’ve made my day. I appreciate the reblogs.
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Not sure how I missed this one, but I did. WordPress playing up perhaps.
Anyway, I love that there are dragons! I was looking forward to this story before, but now you’ve really got me drooling. Off to read about Joreh. 🙂
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Thanks, Andrea. The story is a loose retelling of the Chinese legend of Kwan-yin, the Goddess of Mercy. When I found that she had a relationship with dragons… well, that sold it. I’m glad you enjoyed the snippet! Hugs.
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Oh how lovely! You know how much I love all things Asian. I think I’m going to like Aster a lot.
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My original intention was to write the story in an ancient fantasy Asian culture, because I love it too. I started researching and realized pretty quickly that I was way over my head, much too clueless to do it justice. It would have lacked authenticity, depth, and consistency. So it’s in a medieval-ish world.
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-sigh- I know what you mean. I studied some Asian history back in the dawn of time, but only enough to make me realise how little I really knew.
I think that some of the flavour and delight has come through with Aster, even though the setting isn’t Asian. 🙂
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Thank you. ❤ ❤
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Super work mam . Loved the intro mam . Keep rocking. Waiting for ur next !!! .
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Thanks for taking the time to read and leave such a kind comment. I’m glad you enjoyed the snippet and meeting this character. Have a wonderful day, my friend. 🙂
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Wild reading this after just finishing How to Train Your Dragon with my kids… 🙂
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Oh, how fun. I haven’t read that. Apples are effective if you’re in a pinch. Thanks for stopping by, Betsy. I’ve been on the road, so I’ll be over soon to catch up. Glad you enjoyed the snippet! Hugs.
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Wow!!!
This is great, Diana!
I came looking for the review of Lady Lazuli. I’ll find it!
thanks for the tip!
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Oh. I haven’t shared my book reviews yet. It’s on Amazon and Goodreads. But I’ll email it to you, too. 🙂
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Hello Diana hope you’re well! Very glad to be back on blog and visit your page after a long time! Loved your engaging words and beautiful descriptions as always 😊
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Thanks so much for stopping by, Mithai. It’s great to see you. And I’m delighted that you enjoyed the snippet. 🙂 Have a lovely weekend!
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You too! 😊
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You got the beauty and the beast here, Diana! The cry of this beast worried me though. Your snippet is a great teaser. I look forward to your new release!
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Thanks Miriam, and sorry for the late reply. I’ve been traveling and it’s been hard to get to the computer! I’m glad you enjoyed this. Thank you, my friend. Have a wonderful weekend!
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No worries, Diana! I’m glad you’re traveling! Are you going on the hiking trip with your husband? I thought it’ll be the end of this month. Enjoy your travel!
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Yes, end of the month hiking in Canada, my friend. Right now I’m in W. Virginia! A busy busy summer headed toward a busy fall. Lol. ❤ Hugs.
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Good to hear you arrived. It’s a good busyness, Diana! We’ll go to Victoria BC next month, but it isn’t a hiking trip though. My mother-in-law is in her final weeks. We’ve prepared for this moment for quite some time. She is diabetic and has an open wound that doesn’t heal. It happened to my mom. That’s the reason I stay away from carb and sugar.
You’ll have a busy fall for sure. I look forward to join your excitement. Hugs to you. ❤
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I’m sorry to hear that your mother-in-law is ailing, Miriam. My best to you all. ❤
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She has lived a blessed life with caring children. They faithfully took turns to take her out for dinner for the last 12 years until she moved to a memory care facility last year. ❤
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❤ Wonderful that she was so loved and cared for, Miriam. ❤
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Yes, we have no regret, Diana. ❤ ❤
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She passed away early this morning. The siblings are prepared for this. Everything is well planned and arranged. ❤
Do you start your blog tour at the beginning of September? 🙂
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I’m sorry to hear that, Miriam, but relieved to hear that everyone was ready and that her send off was full of love. ❤ ❤ ❤ Yes, beginning of September for the tour.
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She’s missed, but we know her wound wouldn’t heal. All the doctor could do was to increase the morphine, same happened to my mom. When she didn’t want to eat, we knew she only had days or hours. 🙂 🙂 I look forward to your tour.
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Brilliant symbolism, Diana. Resurrection, infinity, freedom, sky, water, flying, courage and most of all connection within diversity. I am looking forward to reading The Necromancer’s Daughter.
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Thanks so much for reading, Rebecca. This is my introduction to Aster, her innocence, joy, and naivete. Things will get harder for her quite soon. I’m glad you enjoyed the snippet and loved your comment. Hugs, my friend, and Happy Weekend!
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This is so exciting!
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Thanks for the sweet comment, Jennie. Have a wonderful weekend. ❤
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You’re welcome, Diana! Best to you.
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Gorgeous imagery with your always captivating prose Diana, and now we are left hanging! Lovely taste of what’s to come. ❤
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Thanks so much for the visit, Debby, and sorry for the late reply. I’m on the road for a few days and sneaking on the computer. I’m thrilled that you enjoyed the intro to Aster. Happy Weekend. 🙂 ❤
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No apologies necessary. Enjoy! And Happy Weekend to you too my friend. ❤
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Captivating excerpt! You definitely left me wanting more. I hope the dragon is satisfied with apples so it won’t be tempted to devour young girls (even un-dead ones). 🙂
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The dragons aren’t friendly, Janis, but Aster has a good relationship with Grandfather with Scars. 🙂 I’m delighted that you enjoyed the little intro to Aster. Thanks for the kind comment. Have a beautiful day!
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What a great first paragraph and snippet! You don’t have to worry about holding a reader’s attention, Diana. I like Aster laughing, but reading your comments, it looks like she won’t laugh for long. Cool dragon. Sounds exciting.
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Thanks for the lovely comment, Mary. No, this little innocent scene is just setting the stage. This is a world that doesn’t think highly of necromancy. I’m glad it held your attention. Happy Weekend, my friend. ❤
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Loving the prosery in this fantastic character intro! ❤
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Thanks so much for the visit, Jaya. Sorry about the late reply. I’ve been on the road. I’m delighted at you enjoyed the snippet. Have a wonderful weekend!
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So engaging, Diana, and breathtaking descriptions. It sounds like a winner to me.
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Thanks for the lovely comment, Steven. A rather innocent scene to set up the character’s starting point. I’m glad you enjoyed it. One more to go in a couple of weeks. 🙂 Have a wonderful day, my friend. ❤
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A great way to build up the suspense. Have a great day-leading-into-the-weekend. 🙂
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Thanks, Steven. Hugs.
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Mysterious and profound story, Diana. And that too for a dead girl who is fearless and brave. Awesome story.
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Thank you for the visit, Kamal. Aster’s a bit naive at this point, but she’ll be forced to grow up quickly. I appreciate the kind comment, my friend. Hugs.
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You are always welcome dear Diana and yes as the story moves things will change. Lots of love and light ❤️
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I love this breathtaking excerpt, Diana. Wishing you huge success. Hugs on the wing!
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Thanks, Teagan, I’m glad you enjoyed the snippet. It’s fun to include dragons. They’re so fun to write. Have a wonderful afternoon, my friend, and Happy Writing. ❤ ❤
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Nice hook at the end! I felt like I was on that cliff with Aster and the dragon- thrilling! This is going to be a page-turner 🙂
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Thanks so much for the wonderful support, Jacquie. In this snippet, Aster’s life is still pretty sweet, but it’s going to hard shortly. I do hope it will hold a reader’s attention. 🙂 Have a lovely afternoon, my friend. ❤ Hugs.
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I’m intrigued already, Diana! I can’t wait to read more of Aster’s journey. The flinging of the apple brought a smile, too. Congrats on the upcoming new release! ❤️
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Thanks so much for stopping by, Lauren. I’m glad you enjoyed this little glimpse of Aster’s life before all heck breaks loose. 😀 Thanks for the congrats too. Have a wonderful afternoon. ❤
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Ooo…dragons. I do love dragons. Aster definitely has me intrigued. Excellent little excerpt!
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The story is a loose retelling of the Chinese legend of Kwan-yin, the Goddess of Mercy. When I was looking for fairytales and folktales, the presence of dragons was what clinched it. 🙂 Thanks for taking a peek and for the sweet comment. Happy Reading!
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Fabulous extract so looking forward to reading! I love dragons. Great idea about character introductions. 😉
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Thanks, Marje. I hope the introductions provide a little hook and make the book memorable for when it goes live. Only one more character to go. I don’t want to give away too much! I’m delighted that you enjoyed it. Happy Reading, my friend. ❤
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My pleasure Diana. Happy reading and writing! ❤
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What a beautiful extract and images, Diana – very stirring. Toni x
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Thanks, Toni. I’m so glad you enjoyed it. I appreciate the visit and kind comment. Have a beautiful day, my friend. Hugs.
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How nice to meet one of your central characters. I’m fascinated to learn how The Necromancer makes his choices regarding whom to resurrect and why.
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Thanks for the visit and comment, Pete. There’s definitely plenty of incentives when it comes to that decision, but also serious risks and obstacles. And they play out in a big way in the book. I like making the “magic” central to the plot. Thanks so much for the observation. 🙂 You started my day with a smile!
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You do a great dragon, Diana! And it’s nice to see Aster having fun with it, especially as things will get worse for her, you say.
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Thanks, Audrey. Yes, her life is headed down the toilet, so to speak. She’s still very innocent in this scene. Oh, the things we put our characters through. Delighted that you stopped by. Have a beautiful day and Happy Writing.
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Vivid images in those words.
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Thanks for the visit, Craig. I’m glad you enjoyed the snippet. Have a great evening and Happy Writing!
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Diana….great excerpt and you clearly left the reader interested and wanting more!! Here’s to a great book launch!!
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Thanks so much, Kirt. This is Aster’s first scene, so and she’s rather sweet and naive, which will change quickly. Glad you enjoyed it. Have a lovely evening. 😀
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I love this! 🙂
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Thank you, Nesie. I’m so glad you enjoyed it. I’ve been getting the word out about this book a little at a time. Have a wonderful evening. Hugs.
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Awesome excerpt! I love her already! 🙂
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Thanks so much for the kind comment, Yvette. She’s very innocent in this scene, but that changes quickly. Have a lovely evening, my friend. 🙂
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Oh, I loved this. Can’t wait for the entire story. And the photo….purrfect.
Hugs
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Thanks, Sandra. I’m glad you enjoyed the snippet and the image. I have one more character to introduce in a couple of weeks. I’m looking forward to seeing what readers think of the story when it all comes together. Have a lovely day, my friend. 😀
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What an invigorating snippet! Where were you when I was in my early teens, and having finished Tolkien, couldn’t find any fantasy writers to rival it well enough to enjoy? I would have been swept away by this then, and I’ll look forward to being swept away now when this book launches. Wonderful!
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I was often disappointed after Tolkien too, Sheri. This is a rather innocent little scene which shows Aster’s life before “the men” invade. I’m so glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for visiting! Hugs.
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This is a very exciting extract, Diana, and you certainly ended it on a cliff hanger.
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Of course a cliffhanger, Robbie. I had to have a little hook at the end. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by to read and comment. I’m glad you enjoyed meeting Aster and Grandfather with Scar. 🙂
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Great teaser! I can’t wait to read this 🙂
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Thanks, Denise. That’s so kind of you to read and comment. I’m glad you enjoyed it. 🙂 ❤ ❤
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Apples, I never would have guessed. I like where this is going.
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This introduction has a bit of sweet innocence to it, Danny, but that will change dramatically. I thought it was a good intro to her and the dragons. Glad you enjoyed it. Have a wonderful day. 😀
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Diana, I like Aster already! Brave, fearless, and not like her former told to hide self. Giving the apple like an olive branch to the dragon, and he took it to her delight. Great teaser! Good luck with the book launch. 📚🎶 Christine
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Thanks for the visit and comment, Christine. This is a rather sweet scene that introduces her and the dragons. Sadly things get a bit complicated for her! Authors are so mean. Lol. Have a lovely day, my friend. ❤
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I know our much loved characters must hit conflicts. I had to learn how to make them suffer more! I kept apologizing when I put them in bad situations. It’s got to be done Readers want that! The kill your darlings was hard to do at first. I actually am beginning to gravitate to fantasy writing. Your book sounds like a good one. I got stuck in historical fiction for the first book. And now I’m writing a sequel. The 1960s—full of turmoil & change. 📚🎶 Christine
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It’s hard to make them suffer, but then when they pull through or prevail, it’s so satisfying. Good luck with the sequel! Happy Writing!
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Thank you, Diana. 📚🎶
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I love this character — and this scenario — already! Looking forward to learning more about the project, Diana!
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Thanks for the kind comment, Sean. I have one more character to share (in a couple of weeks) and then it’s off to the races to get the book off the ground. Can I beg a favor from you? I’m still revising the blurb and I’d love your feedback. Just a sentence of two of your impressions would be great. If you have the time, I’d love to send it to you. There’s no rush as this doesn’t go into Amazon until mid-August. Let me know. No pressure. 😀
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Yes, of course! It would be my pleasure! You should have my e-mail address, assigned to this comment in your dashboard. Please send when ready!
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Awesome. I do have your email. 🙂 I’ll send it this afternoon. And like I said, no rush. Any feedback would be much appreciated.
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There be dragons! I particuarly like the bit with the apple.
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Thanks for dropping by, Liz. This is a retelling of the Chinese legend of Kwan-yin and when I discovered there was a dragon in that tale, I was all over it. Thanks again and have a wonderful day!
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How interesting! There is so much world mythology I’m unaware of. I always enjoy learning about a particular culture’s myths.
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I was looking for “lesser known” fairytales and came across this one… and changed it a lot, but the core story is still there. I’ll share it one of these weeks.
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Oh, good! I’ll look forward to reading it.
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Yay!
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Yay! congrats on the upcoming release.
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Thanks so much for stopping by, Luanne. I appreciate the visit and the cheer! Have a wonderful day. ❤
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You too, Diana!
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Cannot wait. Love the character already.
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Thanks so much for dropping by and leaving a comment, Shey. I’m glad you enjoyed the snippet of Aster and her encounter with Grandfather with Scar. 🙂 Have a lovely day, my friend. ❤ ❤
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I did like the snippet very much and I especially liked her. You’ve brought so much of her life, to life here.
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Thank you, dear Shey. I started Lady Lazuli last night. I have a six hour plane ride tomorrow and hope to finish! 😀 ❤
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xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Too kind as aye. Truly. May you have a wonderful trip though. Six hours is a lot xx
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This is a wonderful book and I love the Aster character.
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Thanks, Anneli. I’m delighted that you enjoyed the character and story. It’s all formatted and ready to get when the time arrives. Thanks for stopping by and for the sweet comment. Hugs.
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What a wonderful teaser! I loved it Diana. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to the release of this book.
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Thank you for the kind comment and your enthusiasm, Balroop. You got me smiling this morning. I’m glad you enjoyed the tease and the glimpse of Aster. Have a lovely day, my friend. ❤
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Good luck with the upcoming book. You’ve got a lovely way with words. This sentence, and countless others, prove it: “The colossal beast skimmed the gray sea, flying for the Isles of White Sands glimmering like a mirage on the horizon.”
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Thanks for the kind comment, Neil. I was editing this one up until last night. Just a word here and there, but I can’t seem to help it! I’m glad you enjoy the writing. Have a wonderful day, my friend. 😀
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Dragons – woohoo!!!! Always a fan. Such a vivid excerpt, Diana – just beautiful.
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This story is a retelling of the Chinese legend of Kwan-yin, Teri, and there are dragons in that one. I was pretty stoked to discover that since they’re fun to write. I’m glad you enjoyed the snippet! Thanks for the visit and have an excellent day.
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LOved this, Diana. A very creative way to introduce the characters.
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Thanks, John. I hope they become little hooks into the book and make it memorable when it finally goes live. The hard part is picking what to share without giving a lot away. I’m glad you enjoyed the snippet. Hugs.
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I can’t wait to read this book, Diana. What a great way to introduce it.
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Thanks, Jacqui. I have one more character to introduce sometime in the next couple of weeks and that will be it for the snippets. I’m glad you enjoyed the peek at Aster and Grandfather Scar (the dragon). Have a great day, my friend. ❤
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And the pictures. I fell in love with dragons watching Game of Thrones.
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Glad you enjoyed the images. I was lucky to find them! 😀
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Wow! First of all, Aster is beautiful AND she is brave. I love this scene with the dragons. She is fearless and I can’t wait to see what happens next! Thank you for sharing and congrats on the upcoming release!
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Thanks, Jan. Aster’s already been dead, and she was raised with love, so not much to fear… for now. That changes of course. (Writers are so wicked). Hehe. I’m glad you enjoyed the snippet and I appreciate the visit! Hugs.
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This is a great snippet and intro to your new book Diana. Aster sounds like a wonderful character. I can’t wait to find out what she and the dragons are up to!
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Thanks for reading, Brad. She’s fairly fearless, which often works against her. But this is a good connection that will serve her in the future. 🙂 I’m so glad you enjoyed the tease, my friend. Have a wonderful day. 🙂
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A delightful tease and start to my day! 😍
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What a beautiful girl… a great intro to your book, Diana…The dragons didn’t scare me like some others however the men’s voices did…Wishing you good luck with your launch Diana looking forward to reading “The Necromancers Daughter”, especially now I have my new kindle..xx
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Congrats on your new kindle, Carol! The dragons in this book aren’t very popular among the masses, but Aster has an unusual connection. And yes, the men are much scarier! Thanks so much for the visit and kind comment. Have a wonderful day, my friend. 🙂
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Fantastic extract! Makes me want to read more! Wishing you every success with this, Diana. Hugs 💕🙂
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Thanks for stopping by, Harmony, and for the lovely comment. It always makes me nervous to start sharing a new book, but I shouldn’t be since everyone is so kind. Have a wonderful day, my friend. ❤
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Great excerpt! I was a little scared for Aster at first because of the dragon. But the men’s voices at the end… something tells me they’re even more dangerous to Aster.
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You got that right, Priscilla, and that was exactly what I was going for. Not everyone approves of necromancy in this world and would rather see the dead stay dead. Thanks so much for stopping by! Have an awesome day.
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That was the first thing I’ve read today, and I expect it will remain the best. 🙂
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Thank you for the kind comment, Richard. It’s a rather fanciful scene, but it’s the first glimpse of Aster, so seemed like the one to share as I introduce characters. I’m glad you enjoyed it! Hugs.
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Aster’s daughter is so beautiful
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Not bad for a dead girl. 🙂 Well, she’s not really dead anymore. Thanks so much for taking a peek at the post. Have a great day!
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Thank you
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