What a Wild Spirit Brings: Chapter 47

And so Lyl finally discusses some of her past with a person she has learned to trust; someone she admits gratefully to that she had not tried to force a friendship with, and yet, they are true friends. Lyl was worried that if someone saw her for the whole of what she was, that if she presented herself as being from a people she was ashamed of instead of an adopted people she was mostly proud to be part of, that others would reject her as readily as she had rejected her birthright.


But, a real friend is not so judgmental. A real friend takes the one thing you say out of paragraphs that shines as a resolvable regret, and helps you achieve what you had always felt you couldn't.


Lyl has also finally figured out that a lover and a friend can be very different people, and that just having physical interactions does not mean, no matter how enjoyable those interactions might be, that you will end up living together for the rest of your lives.


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What a Wild Spirit Brings: Chapter 46

And so meeting her teacher outside the Wilder was a sad experience, the shame of her good fortune and secret keeping a burden she had to endure. Despite finding herself with two friends, Lyl is miserable, and not just because of her surroundings. One friend she mistreated in the past, and the other, she has currently misled.
Neither fully can trust her, and can she blame them?
All Lyl has now is a desperation to make it up to both of them, and the floundering that results from her blindness as to how.


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New Book

My new book, The Intercessors, is now available!


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The Intercessors is .99usd for Amazon Kindle. It is a book about a farmer who has discovered an Intercessor asleep in his cornfield, and dared to bring her into his home, and all the repercussions of that decision.
Intercessors living only in Temples, never even seen by common man, spend their whole lives in prayer for the poor humans, who have no desire to guard their own souls. Intercessors are aquatic creatures, forced to land by mankind, forced by their own righteousness to pray for man, and in their pursuit of the utmost holiness, they have begun to become corrupt themselves.
Can one bitter man change the course of history with a simple act of hospitality?


Hope you enjoy it! :)


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PROMO!

So, I was going to do a diff promo, but decided on this instead!


On Oct. 16th, What a Wild Spirit Brings will be FREE on Amazon Kindle!


On the 17th all the way thru the 21st, Treasure in the Snow will be FREE on Amazon Kindle!


All this is to build up to the publishing of my third book on the 23rd!


So, hop on Amazon and enjoy the FREE reading :)


Thanks!

What a Wild Spirit Brings: Chapter 45

Lyl has learned the value of being honest and open with a trustworthy friend, and how leaving gaps in knowledge can put a huge strain on a relationship where someone thought they knew you, and suddenly feel as if they do not. It is not only unfair to blindside someone in this way, but also, inhibiting, for their trust and confidence in you. Thankfully, Ginf is above hiding how she feels about Lyl's disregard in this matter, and the two can talk it out.


And thus, Lyl discovers the joy of a friend who is like-minded, and who is loyal, even when she doesn't deserve it. Most friends will come and go, when interests change or someone ceases a common activity. Perhaps one will get busy with things while the other doesn't, or someone has a new family member and the other feels alone and unneeded. Whatever the case, the extremely rare person who is there for you even after long absences and large offenses is someone to cherish. Never stop trying to be honest and close with them. You will miss them if you do.


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What a Wild Spirit Brings: Chapter 44

Now that Lyl has finally matured enough to think of others, to follow through, even when it is difficult, and to be a woman of strong courage, she finally can cry. She can finally properly grieve her own losses, instead of giving compassion only for others. Her heart has opened enough to have compassion toward her own self.
And the reward she reaps for her growth and her perseverance is the satisfaction of her deepest desires, a realization of all she truly wanted the whole journey thus far.
Joy is all she knows for now. Joy and contentment; for it was rightfully earned and she left anything that might detract from her pleasure in the same arms that wrought it.


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What a Wild Spirit Brings: Chapter 43

If Lyl's bravery ever could be said to have brought her something good, it would probably have to be said that it was luck.  Options appear when one is willing to try anything. People underestimate you, assuming you are like others your age, or of your stature, birthplace, or kind, so you end up impressing them, without having been anything but franticly trying to pursue your goal.


Courage is soldiering on when you are terrified, and if there is anything Lyl does well, it is this. It is not that she is actually the most talented or interesting person, as much as she does not limit her own effort based on her knowledge that she lacks knowledge. She never stops trying, no matter the seemingly impossible obstacles in front of her. Call it stubbornness. Call it luck. Call it bravery.


I call it what a wild spirit brings.


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