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Today, Anna Carey has written up some character profiles for a supporting character and the male lead to give us a taste of what may go on in the book. Click here to read last week's feature, an exclusive interview with Anna about her writing process.
Because Arden came to School later than most of the girls in
her class, she’s always been an outsider. Smart and naturally rebellious, she’s
felt oppressed by the School, the Teachers, the curriculum, and all the rules,
from day one. Her self imposed isolation and her belief that she is NOT like
the rest of the girls in her class has, in some ways, kept her safe. She thinks
for herself. She has less to lose by leaving. Used to being alone, Arden hates
the thought of getting close to Eve, and is secretly terrified of depending on
anyone. She’s determined to survive, to never become a sow, and her friendship
with Eve opens her up in a new way.
As one of the leader’s of the boy’s camp, Caleb has gotten
used to pretending he isn’t scared when he is, pretending there’s enough food
for the week when there isn’t, pretending he isn’t hungry so others will eat.
As an older brother figure, he’s gotten used to sacrifice. Smart, resourceful,
and self taught, Caleb has continued to grow and learn even though every day
his main focus is survival. When he meets Eve he’s just as startled by her as
she is by him, but he’d never show it. Throughout their relationship he takes a
quiet stance, often studying her like he would one of his books, trying to look
for meaning in what she says and does, every slight tilt of her head or the way
her cheeks flush when she’s around him.
Check back in next Tuesday for more special features! And don't forget to pre-order Eve!
And be sure to check out this neat teaser video for this fall's Dark Days books!
And be sure to check out this neat teaser video for this fall's Dark Days books!
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