Oh, goodness, I really appreciate the kind words. I'm especially glad to know it was fun to read even without the backstory. (That's right about the scars -- I ruminated over how much canon detail to bring up here, in case people did read this without knowing the book, but I'm afraid in the end I decided the piece wanted a more subtle approach...)
I see you've give someone a quick rec on where to start.
Although I may have been reccing a different series by the same author, heh. This story is a missing moment from (well, after) the book The Curse of Chalion, by Lois McMaster Bujold. Cazaril is the point-of-view character, and he's a new favorite of mine.
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Date: 2009-02-03 05:24 am (UTC)I see you've give someone a quick rec on where to start.
Although I may have been reccing a different series by the same author, heh. This story is a missing moment from (well, after) the book The Curse of Chalion, by Lois McMaster Bujold. Cazaril is the point-of-view character, and he's a new favorite of mine.