Identifying with the Characters by Susan A. Royal #WickedWednesday
WICKED WEDNESDAY
A little wicked (klutzy) fun with my guest Susan A. Royal.
I relate to my characters. Or maybe they relate to me. Whatever way you look at it, they’re usually clumsy, if not hopeless klutzes like me. They aren’t what you’d call athletic. And that usually leads to funny scenes.
Like the one with Lara and the Burdahs. She’d been riding behind Rhys for hours and fell asleep with her head against his shoulder. That was embarrassing enough because they’d been like oil and water since they met. Burdahs are approximately the size of Clydesdales, and Lara had no experience riding.
“With a death grip on the back of the oversized saddle, I straightened and scootedback, leaving as much distance between the two of us as possible without fallingoff the Burdah.
He dismounted and handed me the reins, joining Azle on the edge of aprecipice with a view of the entire valley below. My heart stuttered when theBurdah shifted beneath me. What if the animal gets spooked and runs away withme? My panic made the ground seem even further away.
Without letting go of the reins, I gripped the saddle horn, swung my leg over it, and slid off the animal’s back. My feet hit the ground with a thud, leaving mestaggering to keep from falling on my face. Both Burdahs swung their headsaround, fixing me with what could only be expressions of amusement.I jabbed a finger in their direction. ‘Don’t even think about laughing.’”Things like this happened to me so many times in my life. I’ve learned to laugh about them and go on. Just like Lara. Read In My Own Shadow and you’ll see.
In My Own Shadow
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/My-Own-Shadow-Susan-Royal-ebook/dp/B00CPN41YQ/Barnes and Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/in-my-own-shadow-susan-a-royal/1133131427?ean=2940016614113Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17903827-in-my-own-shadow?ac=1&from_search=true
Muse It Up Publishing: https://museituppublishing.com/bookstore/index.php/our-authors/68-our-authors/authors-r/367-susan-royal
A little wicked (klutzy) fun with my guest Susan A. Royal.I relate to my characters. Or maybe they relate to me. Whatever way you look at it, they’re usually clumsy, if not hopeless klutzes like me. They aren’t what you’d call athletic. And that usually leads to funny scenes.
Like the one with Lara and the Burdahs. She’d been riding behind Rhys for hours and fell asleep with her head against his shoulder. That was embarrassing enough because they’d been like oil and water since they met. Burdahs are approximately the size of Clydesdales, and Lara had no experience riding.
“With a death grip on the back of the oversized saddle, I straightened and scootedback, leaving as much distance between the two of us as possible without fallingoff the Burdah.
He dismounted and handed me the reins, joining Azle on the edge of aprecipice with a view of the entire valley below. My heart stuttered when theBurdah shifted beneath me. What if the animal gets spooked and runs away withme? My panic made the ground seem even further away.
Without letting go of the reins, I gripped the saddle horn, swung my leg over it, and slid off the animal’s back. My feet hit the ground with a thud, leaving mestaggering to keep from falling on my face. Both Burdahs swung their headsaround, fixing me with what could only be expressions of amusement.I jabbed a finger in their direction. ‘Don’t even think about laughing.’”Things like this happened to me so many times in my life. I’ve learned to laugh about them and go on. Just like Lara. Read In My Own Shadow and you’ll see.
In My Own ShadowAmazon: https://www.amazon.com/My-Own-Shadow-Susan-Royal-ebook/dp/B00CPN41YQ/Barnes and Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/in-my-own-shadow-susan-a-royal/1133131427?ean=2940016614113Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17903827-in-my-own-shadow?ac=1&from_search=true
Muse It Up Publishing: https://museituppublishing.com/bookstore/index.php/our-authors/68-our-authors/authors-r/367-susan-royal
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