Now is the time to load up your reading device with great stories from BWL Publishing. All BWL ebooks only $1.50 at Smashwords sale through #Christmas.

Click here to download your eBooks.

https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/bookswelove

12/21/2019

Weekend Writing Warriors, My Master Lives? Windmaster Legacy #SnippetSunday, #WeWriWa


 
Welcome to Weekend Writing Warriors, the weekly hop for everyone who loves to write! Visit the other participants on the list and read, and comment on their 8sunday posts.



From ​Windmaster Legacy, Book 2 of the fantasy romance series, The Windmaster Novels. To set the scene, Lord Dal and his mount, the gray falaire stallion, Tairneach, were being herded to the edge of the plateau. We pick up with his apprentice's reaction when he saw his master go over the edge. And now the SundaySnippet.

* * * *

Karora beat Murdo to Barris’s side by a handspan. The boy’s repeated, “No…no…no,” and pale face triggered a battle response. Her sword filled her hand even as she waited for an attack. The youth remained crouched over his scrying stone. Although she knew she would see no vision in the blue gem, Karora still squatted alongside Barris and looked over his shoulder.

“Barris, look at me,” Karora ordered. When the youth did not respond, she repeated the command. “We’re safe,” she comforted. Her hand dropped to his shoulder to reinforce her words.

Mumbling rose from the handful of Eilidh’s kin who stood in the doorway to the hut. Karora sent a silencing glare when she heard “Nothing there,” and “Seeing things.” At “Hysterical boy,” she started to rise. However, Aranin’s silhouette between Barris and those outside ended Karora’s action. The threat in the warrior’s quiet, “Do not speak of what you know nothing about,” silenced the comments.


* * * *

I hope you like the snippet I shared for Dal. Be sure to read the other Weekend Writing Warriors blogs and the #SnippetSunday authors for more great reads.


~till next time, Helen



8 comments:

  1. Well done! Very visual and filled with anticipatory alarm and tension.

    ReplyDelete
  2. Great reaction on her part, then on Aranin's.

    ReplyDelete
  3. Nice jb of pouring tension into a scene. Just bought a copy. Thanks for the sale price. :-)

    ReplyDelete
  4. Enjoyed the read. Again, very descriptive.

    ReplyDelete
  5. This shows very effectively how respected he is.

    ReplyDelete

By posting a comment on this site, you agree with the site's Privacy Policy on how your data is stored and handled.