I missed sending this one on Wednesday.
Quote from Waxways #3: A Burning in the Bones by Scott Reintgen. Written in Herbin 1670 Fuchsia de Magellan.
Not as sparkly b/c it was a sample. I like this ink but prefer the hot pink known in Texas as “pank” like Noodler’s Cactus Fruit.
This was a good series. I really didn’t like any character in the first book but they had a lovely growth arc.
“Her Mother’s words had given her permission to alter…everything. She knew now it would never be perfect. The past could never be made right, but the present did not demand perfection from her. No, all she was being asked to do was wake up tomorrow and pursue the next right thing. Whatever that was.”