I'm an obsessive Canadian writer and somewhat drowning game design student. I have a series of 12 novels currently in progress, with 8 mapped out in detail, and my first manuscript almost finished.
Marius - Flamboyant, fabulous, and always the center of attention, also flirting with ALL the women
Adrian - Smooth, charming, he's there for the dancing
Ciara - She's not interested unless she's been ordered to kill someone
Marius - Flamboyant, fabulous, and always the center of attention, also flirting with ALL the women
Adrian - Smooth, charming, he's there for the dancing
Ciara - She's not interested unless she's been ordered to kill someone
Katia - Calm, quiet, graceful, the perfect picture of a noblewoman
Derwen - Doesn't like parties, but probably got blackmailed into being a chaperone because no one else is responsible enough
Katia - Calm, quiet, graceful, the perfect picture of a noblewoman
Derwen - Doesn't like parties, but probably got blackmailed into being a chaperone because no one else is responsible enough
Iedan - Glowering and stalking out to the gardens
Tristyn - Awkward, earnest, but his family name means the pressure is on and eyes are on him
Gallus - Calm, collected, waiting for someone to do something stupid so he can do his job
Iedan - Glowering and stalking out to the gardens
Tristyn - Awkward, earnest, but his family name means the pressure is on and eyes are on him
Gallus - Calm, collected, waiting for someone to do something stupid so he can do his job
How do we separate right from wrong?
How do we define those things?
And how far are we willing to go, how much are we willing to forgive, for those we love?
How do we separate right from wrong?
How do we define those things?
And how far are we willing to go, how much are we willing to forgive, for those we love?
What is violence?
To what extent must we be violent to survive?
What separates protection from violence?
Is violence right in service of the greater good?
What IS the greater good?
What is violence?
To what extent must we be violent to survive?
What separates protection from violence?
Is violence right in service of the greater good?
What IS the greater good?
She wants to be as great a warrior as her mother was.
She wants to be as great a warrior as her mother was.
She does not mind violence, so long as there's a reason for it. She even revels in it.
She does not mind violence, so long as there's a reason for it. She even revels in it.
Ciara is a King's Wolf, an organization that takes its roots from Iedan's role as Cailean's black hand and most ruthless protector.
Ciara is a King's Wolf, an organization that takes its roots from Iedan's role as Cailean's black hand and most ruthless protector.
In order to gain some acceptance and make something of himself, he goes to his father, the emperor, and asks to join the legions.
In order to gain some acceptance and make something of himself, he goes to his father, the emperor, and asks to join the legions.
He's a coward who preys on the weak and has drawn disdain from many siblings (to the point that Gaius is even willing to have him offed).
He's a coward who preys on the weak and has drawn disdain from many siblings (to the point that Gaius is even willing to have him offed).
After a harsh disillusionment, Marius becomes a pacifist by choice. Though he never forgets his soldier's roots.
After a harsh disillusionment, Marius becomes a pacifist by choice. Though he never forgets his soldier's roots.
However, he has a strong sense of justice and often questions his father's competence and motives later in his life.
However, he has a strong sense of justice and often questions his father's competence and motives later in his life.
When his elder brother proves incompetent, Cassius has him killed to prevent an idiot ascending the throne.
When his elder brother proves incompetent, Cassius has him killed to prevent an idiot ascending the throne.
As a trained knight, Gallus doesn't seek out violence, but accepts it as something he may have to employ to keep the residents of the Lapis Tower safe. But if he can use magic to disarm/restrain, he'll do that first.
As a trained knight, Gallus doesn't seek out violence, but accepts it as something he may have to employ to keep the residents of the Lapis Tower safe. But if he can use magic to disarm/restrain, he'll do that first.