Feed the Fire - Egerbladh, L.A.
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Feel The Pull. Answer The Call. Anya, a young woman who keeps to the shadows, is drawn out into the light and learns the hard way that magic can never really die. Her days of thieving turns into a fight for survival. James, an older man with a bad leg, passes the time tending to the sick and wounded. Some people see him as a saint, others whisper about darker secrets he holds. Runa is haunted by her past with Anya. One choice Runa made drove them apart. She now works for one of the gangs in the Capitol, just trying to keep one step ahead of the Capitol guard. Inara is a bright and upcoming…mehr

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Feel The Pull. Answer The Call. Anya, a young woman who keeps to the shadows, is drawn out into the light and learns the hard way that magic can never really die. Her days of thieving turns into a fight for survival. James, an older man with a bad leg, passes the time tending to the sick and wounded. Some people see him as a saint, others whisper about darker secrets he holds. Runa is haunted by her past with Anya. One choice Runa made drove them apart. She now works for one of the gangs in the Capitol, just trying to keep one step ahead of the Capitol guard. Inara is a bright and upcoming guard; she is driven by a deep sense of right and wrong. But is it possible to hold on to morality in the face of destiny? The Capitol is divided, the west side is filled with the rich and privileged. The east side is filled with the poor and forgotten. The Castle with the King stands in its middle. Magic will come at a price... one they might not be willing to pay.
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L.A. Egerbladh is a genderfluid queer author. They were born in 1995 in Sweden. They have been telling stories since they were a small child and fantasy has always been close to their heart. Representation has always been incredibly important part of story-telling to them and they want people to be able to recognise themselves in their characters.