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As I am a weekend-only writer of romance, Darrah is still having trouble ignoring Hale.
Balanced on an outcrop on the ridge, some distance
away, the overlapping tiles on the soles of his shoes curving to provide
effective grip, Hale watched Darrah track through the trees.
Like a natural predator, she moved swiftly, stealthily,
without disturbing the habitat. Had she always been this skilled in the forest?
Was this the area of her training she had excelled at? Is this why they had selected her to find heir
apparent, Erishden?
He wondered at the easy finger that stroked the
bark of the tree, and he smiled at the dexterity of her friend who jumped away when
she spun to face him raising her short bow and deadly arrow in one deliciously
smooth action. He heard her Factor whispered, “Koman, Darrah? Is something
wrong?”
