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Is this better? I actually really love this new tag and paragraph setup. I think (hope? pray?) I woke up the parts that were asleep?
I know for some the reference to the murder may seem like it's taking away from the romance, but it directly ties to how the hero and heroine wind up together (they go to different schools and would not have met otherwise since Sarena has been deliberately avoiding him). However, I am still open to suggestions.
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Some promises are meant to be broken.
Sarena Lengton knows what it's like to die -- two years ago her soul journeyed to the Underworld. Zakariah, the Lord of Judgement, has offered to spare her life in return for a promise. Sarena must convince his younger brother, Kesyl, to use his powers as a Sealer to open a portal to the Underworld. Then Zakariah can absorb Kesyl's soul and experience life on Earth.
Now seventeen, Sarena has managed to avoid completing Zakariah's task. But when she witnesses a murder at Sterling High where nothing but a skeleton is left behind, Sarena knows she will need Kesyl's help to catch the killer. As they work together, she finds herself falling for the boy she promised to help destroy.
Sarena doesn't want to know what Zakariah will do to her if she defies him. But if she fulfills her end of their agreement, Kesyl will lose his soul. Can Sarena keep her life and her love? Or will both be torn from her forever?
***
Should it be:
"...fulfills her end of their agreement..."
"...fulfills her end of the agreement..."
"...keeps her end of their bargain..."
"...keeps her end of the bargain..."
Or of course the words in each of these could be mixed.
Yes, I know I am very obsessed with this blurb. *laughs* Thanks again.
I know for some the reference to the murder may seem like it's taking away from the romance, but it directly ties to how the hero and heroine wind up together (they go to different schools and would not have met otherwise since Sarena has been deliberately avoiding him). However, I am still open to suggestions.
***
Some promises are meant to be broken.
Sarena Lengton knows what it's like to die -- two years ago her soul journeyed to the Underworld. Zakariah, the Lord of Judgement, has offered to spare her life in return for a promise. Sarena must convince his younger brother, Kesyl, to use his powers as a Sealer to open a portal to the Underworld. Then Zakariah can absorb Kesyl's soul and experience life on Earth.
Now seventeen, Sarena has managed to avoid completing Zakariah's task. But when she witnesses a murder at Sterling High where nothing but a skeleton is left behind, Sarena knows she will need Kesyl's help to catch the killer. As they work together, she finds herself falling for the boy she promised to help destroy.
Sarena doesn't want to know what Zakariah will do to her if she defies him. But if she fulfills her end of their agreement, Kesyl will lose his soul. Can Sarena keep her life and her love? Or will both be torn from her forever?
***
Should it be:
"...fulfills her end of their agreement..."
"...fulfills her end of the agreement..."
"...keeps her end of their bargain..."
"...keeps her end of the bargain..."
Or of course the words in each of these could be mixed.
Yes, I know I am very obsessed with this blurb. *laughs* Thanks again.
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