It's been a while, so I'm going to try to catch everybody up to what's happening.
Obviously I don't need to tell you that Cursed with Power has gone through a lot. And the changes it has gone through are greater than anything else. Well, as you may or may not remember old English was being used in dialog and so forth throughout the book. I am changing this. No, I am not getting rid of it because of the complaints I hear much too often. I know I said I was going to stay with it, but every writer has to let go of something at some point or another. This is something so small that I have to give up, I really cannot complain. (Of course I might because of the extra work that is added on.)
So if I cannot blog all the time it is because I have major revisions to do with Cursed with Power. I have to change all of the language --for a third time--and while I'm doing that I have to continue on with the next chapter and etc etc.
Luckily, I planned out chapter 15-22 today, so it's safe to say I have an idea of what I'm going to be doing for the next good amount of chapters. Maybe that means the chapters will be finished in a more timely fashion, and maybe it won't have all that much of an effect. All the same, I thank all of you who have supported me with this difficult decision I've made. For those of you who loved the old English and said "old english is ftw!", I truly cannot thank you enough.
As always, I will continue sharing with you progress I make with the book.
Originally I had two characters in this book named after two characters from another book of mine. (Wait, did that make any sense?) The main characters name was Daray --inspired by Daray in Guard the Sacred-- and his father's name was Malvagio --inspired by Daray's father in Guard the Sacred. About halfway through the third chapter reality hit me. Whoa, whoa, whoa, the characters in this book live in France. Malvagio... That's a German word for "evil" or "dark" --I can't remember which and yes, I am too tired to look it up right now. After reminding myself that I changed both of their names to French names. (You're welcome.) For some reason that is just really reassuring now. (See, now we all can sleep after all.)
In one day I have written the first four chapters and I'm almost at 10,000. I know I've said Certain Fate will go up, but just between you and me I think this book must come first because I've gotten addicted to it. (Don't worry, though, Cursed with Power is still and always my main project I'm working on.)
I think it's safe to say Juliana has come along the furthest. I did not know at first what her story was; I did not even understand how her and Leonce would meet. Then, suddenly it came to me. And I know you're wondering how it could come to me. Well, I'll tell you how. I was literally sitting in my room --for almost the entire day--listening to the same five songs over and over again. (Not kidding; ask anyone who knows me.) One song, above all hit me the most with what Juliana's main story to her life is. 
Across this lake lays a destiny to be determined. Or perhaps just more mountains... Either way, Leonce and Juliana are coming across that lake. Soon you will be able to read how they do just this. You will read their stories, as they unfold them to you, and in the back of your mind you may remember the voice giving you someone to talk to.
Memories are part of our lives. They follow us, but for Celestria... Memories haunt her. They are like ghosts...they are like falcons, swallowing her as they might a worm. If she did not have the horrid memories of her past, perhaps she never would have become the person she did. However, that is not the case. The truth of the matter is everything that has occurred in her life cannot be undone.
And while she spends the entire night up there are only two thoughts on her mind:
