The following passage is taken from Chapter One of my novel, White Wings.
White Wings is currently under revision with the hopes of self-publishing by the end of 2015.
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“Well, I bet if
you got rid of those clouds and let some Light through, you would see a lot more
colors. All of them, not just red.”
My heart
thundered in my chest. Was blasphemy going to follow me around all
day? “How do you know this?”
He looked at me
strangely. “Don’t tell me that you’ve
never seen Light.”
I shook my head
firmly. “People here get punished just
for talking about it.” I gave him a
pointed look.
Rilind made a
face. “Well, then, my stay could prove
interesting.” I gnawed on my lower
lip. There were so many questions I
wanted to ask. So many answers that I
craved.
“If there really is Light, then why—” I
stopped and stared at his coat. It had
begun to move. Rilind opened an inner
pocket and a little creature leapt out onto his arm. It was a tiny dragon, small enough to fit in
my shoe. It flapped its brown leathery
wings and tilted its head in my direction.
I gave a small smile. I hadn’t
seen a dragon in years. I reached over
and stroked its pointy head. A purring
sound vibrated in his throat.
“This is Leaf,”
Rilind told me.
“That’s a strange
name.”
“I decided to call him that because when I found
him I thought he was a leaf.” I chuckled
lightly before catching myself. I
couldn’t remember the last time I had laughed.
It sounded so foreign.
The little
dragon hopped off ...
God bless,
~Amy Rochelle
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