Whence comes a prince...
Mar. 19th, 2011 06:35 pm
Indeed. Thither he should return and wash his hair, methinks.
ETA: I saw a book in the bookstore today called 'The Reckless Bride' featuring a girl running in a nightie with a slit up to her hip. I couldn't tell if she was recklessly courting pneumonia or something else.
Here she is! FIRST TIME IN PRINT! God help the poor wee thing. Though she can float, so that's good. Excellent for parties and getting across ponds. THE HERO IS NAMED JACE! JACE! It sounds like a mix of loo cleaner and cough medicine.

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Date: 2011-03-20 04:13 pm (UTC)The prince needs to do more than just wash his hair. He looks like he also needs to get some shots to counteract all of the gallivanting he's been doing.
That's not a slit in the nightie. She's holding it up that high. I can't believe this is part of a quartet. Are all of the books about her? Jace is definitely a name I have not heard of for a hero.
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Date: 2011-03-21 12:02 am (UTC)(Why must people saddle their heroes with names like Jace? Where and when is this set? Ye Olden Tymes of we just don't care what we call people?)
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