A. Cari
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Lauren Lee Merewether:
Not really feeling the passage in your "Salvation in the Sun"... "Kiya's face was too dull and too brown to ever rival the bright and creamy tan of her [Nefertiti's] face..." It's one thing to have a dull face, I get it. But what does her color have to do with it? Why would that make her less attractive?
Lauren Lee Merewether
Usually darker skin meant the person was from the common class of workers out in the sun whereas royalty usually sat and lived mostly in the shade therby having lighter skin.
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Hans Kullberg
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Lauren Lee Merewether:
Thank you for posting a review, Lauren. From the bottom of my heart, I appreciate it and as a new author, I'm still learning how to get the word out. I see that you're an author as well - are there any insights that have helped you market your books? Thanks again! -Hans
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Lauren Lee Merewether:
My wife shared an early copy of The Darkest Oath with me. I thought it was great. And I'm more of a sci-fi guy, but my one question is, where did the sorceress come from? I know it said she was the king's sorceress, but did kings have magic? I thought they executed people for practicing magic in the Middle Ages.
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Jul 24, 2018 09:30AM · flag