horse. “Miss Amala has been waiting for many days now.”
Liv could not help but smile at that. “I was delayed. But I am here now.” She jumped down from the horse and took her saddlebags, then let Eloy take the mare away.
She heard the door open behind her and she turned slowly, expecting to see Eloy’s wife, but hoping— “Amala!” She promptly dropped her saddlebags and threw her arms around Amala’s shoulder as the woman came toward her.
“You’re late,” Amala told her sternly.
“I know and I am sorry. I was delayed from leaving by my parents. But I am here now.” She pulled back so that she could look at Amala. She tangled her hands in the tiny braids, loving the feel of them twining in between her fingers. “I am here now,” she repeated, staring into Amala’s silver eyes. Her choice, to leave and to come here, felt absolutely right.
“Finally.” So saying, Amala bent down to kiss her, a soft, caring kiss that made Liv’s knees wobbly. When it intensified, and the world narrowed down to just the two of them, Liv felt with a certainty that her life was finally as it should be.
About TR Rook
TR lives in Scandinavia and likes to write fantasy stories with elements drawn from Scandinavian mythology. The stories are often sweet, with some drama and action, and sometimes steamy.
TR enjoys to read, write books, and listen to music. It's not often TR writes fantasy anymore, but a new story can pop up whenever inspiration strikes.
You can find TR Rook on Facebook here:
https://www.facebook.com/TR-Rook-698367826970993/
Also by TR Rook
LEGEND & LORE
Fenris Forest
The Huntress
Desert Fire
The forest is dark as filled with monsters.
Fenris Forest
© 2016 TR Rook
In the hopes of gaining approval from his brother, Mihai accepts a challenge: head into Fenris Forest and retrieve a leaf from the rare Dragon’s Tear tree to prove he did what he swore. But the forest is filled with monsters—and everyone’s warned not go in it, because if they do not everyone comes back.
But Mihai’s longing for approval trumps his fear of what lives in the forest—and he ventures inside. In there he learns that everyone was right, that Fenris Forest should be avoided—because he’s attacked by one of the most dangerous creatures in there: a warg.
Mihai is certain he’ll die, like so many others that have gone into the forest… but then he is unexpectedly saved, and this brings around a motion of events that will change Mihai’s sheltered life forever.
When fires don’t burn you, you seek out the hottest flames of all.
Desert Fire
© 2016 TR Rook
Brand is a warg, a wolf-shifter, and a fire mage, outcast and rejected by his people because of his true nature—and because he helped save a former friend.
Now, with no home, no family, no friends, and with an ability he doesn’t understand, he doesn’t know where he belongs. With nothing to loose, he heads to the land of the dragons to see if their fires are hot enough to burn him.
But once there he’s taken prison and bought to the royal palace. There he meets someone special, someone who isn’t afraid of him or who judges him, and Brand starts to believe that perhaps he can find a place to belong after all.
Liv could not help but smile at that. “I was delayed. But I am here now.” She jumped down from the horse and took her saddlebags, then let Eloy take the mare away.
She heard the door open behind her and she turned slowly, expecting to see Eloy’s wife, but hoping— “Amala!” She promptly dropped her saddlebags and threw her arms around Amala’s shoulder as the woman came toward her.
“You’re late,” Amala told her sternly.
“I know and I am sorry. I was delayed from leaving by my parents. But I am here now.” She pulled back so that she could look at Amala. She tangled her hands in the tiny braids, loving the feel of them twining in between her fingers. “I am here now,” she repeated, staring into Amala’s silver eyes. Her choice, to leave and to come here, felt absolutely right.
“Finally.” So saying, Amala bent down to kiss her, a soft, caring kiss that made Liv’s knees wobbly. When it intensified, and the world narrowed down to just the two of them, Liv felt with a certainty that her life was finally as it should be.
About TR Rook
TR lives in Scandinavia and likes to write fantasy stories with elements drawn from Scandinavian mythology. The stories are often sweet, with some drama and action, and sometimes steamy.
TR enjoys to read, write books, and listen to music. It's not often TR writes fantasy anymore, but a new story can pop up whenever inspiration strikes.
You can find TR Rook on Facebook here:
https://www.facebook.com/TR-Rook-698367826970993/
Also by TR Rook
LEGEND & LORE
Fenris Forest
The Huntress
Desert Fire
The forest is dark as filled with monsters.
Fenris Forest
© 2016 TR Rook
In the hopes of gaining approval from his brother, Mihai accepts a challenge: head into Fenris Forest and retrieve a leaf from the rare Dragon’s Tear tree to prove he did what he swore. But the forest is filled with monsters—and everyone’s warned not go in it, because if they do not everyone comes back.
But Mihai’s longing for approval trumps his fear of what lives in the forest—and he ventures inside. In there he learns that everyone was right, that Fenris Forest should be avoided—because he’s attacked by one of the most dangerous creatures in there: a warg.
Mihai is certain he’ll die, like so many others that have gone into the forest… but then he is unexpectedly saved, and this brings around a motion of events that will change Mihai’s sheltered life forever.
When fires don’t burn you, you seek out the hottest flames of all.
Desert Fire
© 2016 TR Rook
Brand is a warg, a wolf-shifter, and a fire mage, outcast and rejected by his people because of his true nature—and because he helped save a former friend.
Now, with no home, no family, no friends, and with an ability he doesn’t understand, he doesn’t know where he belongs. With nothing to loose, he heads to the land of the dragons to see if their fires are hot enough to burn him.
But once there he’s taken prison and bought to the royal palace. There he meets someone special, someone who isn’t afraid of him or who judges him, and Brand starts to believe that perhaps he can find a place to belong after all.
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