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“That is not how the rules of this game work. She will be returned to her human form, provided you bring me what I have asked for. But for each cycle of the moon that passes without the delivery of the Star-born the rose will begin to wither. Take too long and she will die. It is your choice how long she suffers.”
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O.M.G. Chills.

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    Careful now. We wouldn’t want to damage any of her petals…
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    Rebekka S. Leber commented on an excerpt of Reflection
    Once again- did we establish this was his sister? I was wondering who Thyra was and why she would be so important to the prince.

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      His sister had disappeared.
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      Is Cirs also a prince... I don’t remember seeing that established. I figured he was just a court member on a mission or a servant of the crown.

       You need to clarify that before  referring to him as the prince b/c the reader thinks the only prince here is Kieran.
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        the prince
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        Rebekka S. Leber commented on an excerpt of Reflection
        Something about this line just doesn’t work for me. I think it is b/c you have established a more prosaic dialogue style from the fae and this seems to casual. 
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          “The queens have come to strip everyone of the gifts they bestowed thanks to your brother’s foolishness and the breaking of the accords between our kingdoms.
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          Rebekka S. Leber commented on an excerpt of Reflection
          "want, Cirs?" Just add a comma.

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