The Scar Came from Destiny by Josh Boucher
Welcome to the teeming world of Wildlight, where the Wing of the terrible Night is only a fading memory. Nightmares are had by all at one time or another, but to those who claim the decency of living, breathing existence, daybreak always comes to end it. Notwithstanding, Her fiercely loyal followers have seen through the shrouds of centuries-old mystery a way to free their dark empress, the Night Wing, from Her eternal imprisonment in the Forgotten Realm. All that’s way over the head of Jade Star, a kiffen on the run just getting by picking pockets. It’s certainly not a threat she can face alone…
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Joshua Boucher was born in Salt Lake City, Utah. He earned his Eagle Scout award in the Boy Scouts of America in 2015 and graduated from Mountain Crest High School in 2017. Currently, he is studying psychology at Utah Valley University online while living his dream as an author in Cache Valley with his family.
What inspired you to write your book?
This book was largely inspired by a tabletop role-playing game that I played with friends a year ago. My passion for sharing the story simply outgrew the anxiety that blocked me from doing the grunt work.
Here is a short sample from the book:
“Stop it!” She turns to Moonlight, irritated. “Alright hot stuff—”
I let out a loud, unrestrained wheeze. “You called him Moony the other day and now you call him ‘hot stuff’? What is wrong with you?!”
“Says the zebra who sounds like a tea kettle!” I don’t think I’ve ever seen Jade this triggered. It’s hysterical. She comments, “I’m sorry that I’m tired. It’s hot out.”
I shift my gaze from her to Moonlight. “Phew! Yah it is.”
“Okay, I’m ignoring you now,” Jade says.
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