Thursday, 4 April 2013
D is for Deidra Moore
Deidra Moore is a sixteen-year old faced with a devastating choice: die for her city or run. Born middle classed her life becomes a lot more complicated than serving meals to the wives of stuffy advisers when she is selected to be among the twelve human sacrifices to Bane: God of Gore. After fighting being taken and sent to be sacrificed, she escapes. Not believing in gods she decides not to let her life be taken and goes on the run. Her decision leads her into the blistering desert and a wanderer named Kale.
But her struggles are far from order, Lord Brinn their leader is personally hunting her down to return her to her role as the twelfth sacrifice. Her people believe an incomplete sacrifice will lead to dire consequences. Whether God of Gore destroys them or removes his protection, their lives will be turned upside down. Deidra will have to decide what she really believes and what her life and those of her people are really worth.
Especially when she finds something unexpected in the sweltering heat. Love.
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Sounds like life is tough for some in your world.
ReplyDeleteGreat world building. Can't wait to read more!
ReplyDeleteSome interesting choices face your character. Teens struggle with what to believe in about this age so it's appropriate and then all the adventures she faces from choices and consequences. Sounds good.
ReplyDeleteA to Z visitor here. "Sacrifice Her" is on "my to read" list.
ReplyDeleteShe sounds awesome!
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Cool...but I'm happy I don't live in Deidra's world. Great to meet you on Lynda's blog.
ReplyDeleteI am curious if your book talks about the history (whether people have run before, whether they survive)
ReplyDeleteSounds almost like a marriage of the societies Logan's Run* and The Hunger Games.
Larry
You end on an intriguing note that makes me wonder what comes next.
ReplyDeleteWow, Deidra has a really tough choice to make, especially for a sixteen year old. How do you give your life, and save others, for something you don't believe in? Very interesting indeed; can't wait to read the book.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of stuff to heap onto a sixteen year old! Good to know a little bit more about this character.
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