(Complete) **A MATURE FANTASY** Book #1 in the Elemental Heir Series.
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"Your ready wit never fails to surprise and delight me, Brenya." He murmured, his lips only inches from my own...
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Cast
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(Jessica Green as Brenya Blackwell)
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(David Gandy as Dristan Draconian)
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I kept my eyes cast downward as I knelt in the mud in line with the other girls from my village who'd come of age this year. The unrelenting rain had already soaked through my cloak, chilling me to my core. It would take at least an hour to scrub all of this damned mud from my already stained dress.
I glanced sideways at the two soldiers, leisurely working their way down the line of kneeling women. At their pace, I'd be kneeling here for another thirty minutes at the least. Listening to the sounds around me, staring blankly at the puddle before me, I waited. I listened to the faint squashing of boots on the sodden ground, the soft whispers of the villagers gathered across the road as they watched us and the teeth chattering of the girls at my sides.
