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Bea.B.Adams

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I've lived for many years in the UK and Ireland, and use britishisms as a force of habit.

email me: bea.b.adams@gmail.com

::::About the Book::::
"How the Double Blade Was Forged" is a work of fantasy and has +240k words. It's nearing completion.
The two books I've uploaded work like this:
1) 'How the Double Blade Was Forged' is a selection of my favorite chapters that will guide you through the plot well enough. I'd prefer comments and backings on this one, please.
2) 'The Sound of Snowfall' is a complete raw section of narrative.

::::About the Covers::::
My profile on DeviantART showcases my original book covers, other HT2B illustrations, the individual poems found within the text of my novel, and things like those requisite maps.

favourite books

The Left Hand of Darkness - Ursula K. LeGuin
The Planetary Trilogy - C. S. Lewis
Jane Eyre - Charlotte Brontë
Their Eyes Were Watching God – Zora Neale Hurston
... among others!

Also: the Bible

my websites

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How the Double Blade Was Forge....

Bea B. Adams

As Iris and Monk struggle to survive the shadow of a religious war, they are pushed together to become ‘the Double Blade’.


Iris wins a duel against Monk and wins a place in his heart. As this truth dawns on him, Monk’s life as a griss knight in the human city of Ysant falls apart.

He leaves to follow Iris into their homeland, the Marble Empire, as she acts as interpreter for a fish merchant. But then Iris’s resolve is hanging by a thread, just like Monk's career.

As the two of them turn to each other and to their Creator for help, an impending religious war conspires to destroy them.

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A fantasy romance for a younger audience: Abridged selection of chapters. For a look at the entire first section, "The Sound of Snowfall", please see my other book entry. Note: the Griss are a race of tiger-like people.

Unabridged version = 114 chapters, in 5 thematic sections, +240k words, incomplete.

 

How the Double Blade Was Forge....

Bea B. Adams

A foreign delegation comes to Ysant with someone Monk would rather forget: Scout Iris. Then softly as snow, religious war precipitates. Book 1/5.


This is a raw chunk of text: the entire beginning section.

I've kept this book solely for those readers who are interested in flow, since my main entry is an abridged collection of chapters from all five sections of the manuscript.

If you wish to review/star/back my work, please do so with my other entry "How the Double Blade Was Forged", thanks! If you've already done so here, I greatly appreciate your input and have put it to good use while editing so far. ^_^

“Softly the snowflakes collect
Far from hearing, filling
The storehouses of glaciers, uncounted
Unenvied, not heeded – yet…”

 

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ShadowOfOsiris wrote 23 days ago

HI Bea You commented on my book, Shadow of the Wraith, some time ....

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Will you fight for CUPID (god of sexual love) leading men or for LIBE....

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February 1, 2012~ Bea, I wish to compose and send this letter of g....

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I wrote 164 days ago

Allegory! It's been a while since I read anything in this genre, and I have to say I was delightfully rewarded! The dream-like nature of this narrative allows for greater clarity as it also obscures. Not only did you draw out the spiritual side of things in human nature, you successfully spoke ... view book

I wrote 175 days ago

A CCRG review With a title called 'the Priceless Stones' and your pitch for a moment I thought you might be covering the five smooth stones of the Old Testament in your daily devotional. Those are the five books of the OT which aren't history or palmistry or prophecy or proverb: Job, Ruth, Esthe... view book

I wrote 175 days ago

RWCG / BHCG review Because 'Twisted Truth' revolves around the electricity between Charlotte and Mark, and the connection they shared in their history, the flip between 1987 and 2000/01 needs to work well. The heart of your novel lies there, so your question about structure is very important. I'... view book

I wrote 176 days ago

YARG review I love this book. It's so refreshingly British, and so vibrant and young. The British lingo came thick and fast and I loved every minute of it! I did not read the spoiler, and I still enjoyed myself. D.I.Y. voodoo, OMG! >The characters were well described, and you introduced th... view book

I wrote 192 days ago

The feminine voices of 'Secrets of the Osiren' are refreshing in this genre, and I'm immediately drawn into the story of Aurora and Calica and their peculiar partnership. The ecological angle for the use of magic is rather nice, as is the idea that people have their own threads in a fabric of desti... view book

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