Seal upon thine Heart

[lindahoyland]

I recently wrote a sequel to "Stranger at the Gates" for my friend, Julia's birthday.

Much to my delight I have been given permission by Rachel to use her beautiful artwork to illustrate the story.

You can read it here and see the illustrations.

It is a dream come true to have artwork for a story!

http://lindahoyland.yolasite.com/seal-upon-thine-heart.php

Wishing all my friends here a very Happy Easter.

Comments

[mrowe.livejournal.com]

I must admit I briefly lost concentration at His shoulders were broad and well muscled, his belly flat without an ounce of surplus flesh, while his limbs were long and graceful. A few fading bruises marred the beauty of his form. Only a dusting of hair across the broad chest proclaimed him as Man rather than Elf, so Elven-fair was Aragorn. and She wanted to trace her fingers across his chest and feel his muscles ripple against her fingertips, but this is a lovely retelling of the meeting on Cerin Amroth:) especially with including Galadriel's thoughts on it all, which we get to see all too rarely.

[lindahoyland.livejournal.com]

I must admit I had fun describing my dream Aragorn from Arwen's point of view! I'm delighted you enjoyed the story.