Bellona's back!
The story of a Grecian archer who accidentally stabs a duke has been on the Wal-Mart shelves in the US for a few weeks.
It was fun writing the story. I acted out the stabbing scene in an attempt for accuracy. The other participant applied the ketchup for color—without my knowledge, and that gave me a jolt.
My own experience with a bow and arrows has been limited. However, once in the darkness, I did dislodge a bow—with arrows in the quiver—from its resting place. I ended up with a very small slice from the broadhead—which is the tip of the arrow.
Still standing in darkness, I never felt the cut, but suddenly realized my skin was burning.
I was fortunate.
Forbidden to the Duke:
https://www.harlequin.com/shop/books/9781335467683_forbidden-to-the-duke.html (limited time)
Or ebook:
https://www.harlequin.com/shop/books/9781335467683_forbidden-to-the-duke.html
The story of a Grecian archer who accidentally stabs a duke has been on the Wal-Mart shelves in the US for a few weeks.
It was fun writing the story. I acted out the stabbing scene in an attempt for accuracy. The other participant applied the ketchup for color—without my knowledge, and that gave me a jolt.
My own experience with a bow and arrows has been limited. However, once in the darkness, I did dislodge a bow—with arrows in the quiver—from its resting place. I ended up with a very small slice from the broadhead—which is the tip of the arrow.
Still standing in darkness, I never felt the cut, but suddenly realized my skin was burning.
I was fortunate.
Forbidden to the Duke:
https://www.harlequin.com/shop/books/9781335467683_forbidden-to-the-duke.html (limited time)
Or ebook:
https://www.harlequin.com/shop/books/9781335467683_forbidden-to-the-duke.html
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