May 5
Decided to try my hand at a bodice ripper cover and opted to make one for one of my favorite romances, Swordheart by T. Kingfisher!
Learned a lot during the process and I’m pretty pleased with the result!
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Decided to try my hand at a bodice ripper cover and opted to make one for one of my favorite romances, Swordheart by T. Kingfisher!
Learned a lot during the process and I’m pretty pleased with the result!
On Halla of Rutger's Howe
"But she is, I think, like many children born in poverty. Intelligent...curious...but never given beyond a basic education. In boys, that sort of thing is valued, in girls..." Zale shook their head. "Had she come to the attention of the Rat, we might have made a scholar of her. As it is, she has learned to be quiet and agreeable and to appear quite stupid when it is convenient. But the curiosity still comes through." "That's part of it," said Sarkis, "Despite everything, it seems the world has not broken her."
(very first and very last quotation marks added by me) T. Kingfisher. Swordheart. pp. 296–297 of the 2025 hardcover published by Tor Publishing Group.