Ehuani…
No matter how ugly the world may be, there is always beauty to be found in truth.
The Zeeranim, proud peoples of the desert, are protected by the Ja’Akari. These warrior women live and die in service to their people, and they value above all things the beauty that is to be found in truth, no matter how painful that truth may be.
I have decided to give away one of my very few, very precious Advance Reader’s Copies of THE DRAGON’S LEGACY, signed by me and sent out into the great cold world with much love.
If you would like to read this highly anticipated book before its release in April 2017, or if you are a bibliophile who loves to collect rare signed works, this is a golden opportunity. Simply enter my Rafflecopter giveaway (here) sometime between November 17, 2016 and December 17, 2017, follow the instructions, and reply to this post with your answer to this question:
What does being a warrior mean to you?
Best of luck,
Debi
Deborah A. Wolf is a weaver of tales, a lifelong student of pretty much everything, and sworn to slay the dreaded Grammarwocky.
Being a warrior means having the training and motivation to fight well, as well as respecting one’s opponent’s right to fight and defend what they believe in or are wiling to protect.
Having the strength to carry on the fight, even when you are not at your strongest. Willing to fight for others who feel they can’t carry on themselves.
In my life, being a warrior means to be the one who fights to protect and provide for the family. It means to have the endurance, stamina and willpower to keep getting up no matter how many times you are knocked down.
To me, being a warrior means never surrendering—a warrior will pummel any obstacle that blocks his/her path, whether that path leads to protecting loved ones or to more self-centered goals…he/she will not be wavered.
And, it should go without saying but, being a warrior means being a badass.
Being a warrior means not giving up on the hardest things no matter what!