It was dark. Difficult to think. Difficult to feel. Difficult to know what in her head was real, and harder to know who she was; a lab experiment? A child saved from the thing that killed her mother? A daughter who would never know her father? She longs to know, but the truth isn't always easy, and the road isn't always a smooth one. The legend she's known for years may be more than just stories. The source of her power may be less than safe. Her sapphire eyes may be darker than beautiful, and her blood may be in civil war. Possibly dying from the beginning, she finds herself fading. Lost. Trapped in what might have been. At war with herself, wondering if she could have done something. Anything. Just to have helped. Just to have been there. Maybe she could have prevented the loss ... Or at least reduced the number it took from her. Gold-Patterned Letters is book one of the series "Another's Story." (And is the only one fully-written and published.) It's a young adult book, ages 15+ suggested.
