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Character Introduction: Rose

Today is the summer solstice. It only seems fitting, since In the Mouth of the Wolf begins on the summer solstice and I am jumping into revisions, that I introduce it.

Rose

Eighteen-year-old Rose is the main character. She has trained for five years in the Silent Keep, a monastery devoted to the goddess of death. She’s a mediocre assassin but an excellent liar. Her control over shadows still leaves something to be desired. She wants to earn a spot as a Harvester, the Keep’s assassins. Not only that, but she longs to be assigned to a coveted position in the palace.

There are, however, a few complications.

The Complications:

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Miranda Leiggi: Represented by Paula Weiman at ASH Literary

Author Profile from ASH Website

I am thrilled to announce that I am now represented by Paula Weiman @tinyfairyhunter at ASH Literary!
Paula’s kindness, enthusiasm, and editorial vision make me so excited to jump back into Rose’s story and the world of Istranta. I can’t wait to see what we accomplish! IN THE MOUTH OF THE WOLF is going to be something special.

Longer list of thank yous is on Twitter, but a GIANT thank you is in order to @laurarsamotin, who helped make me make this book something I am really proud of. Seriously, she’s brilliant. And she has a book out right now.

My querying journey was long. I’ll post my stats at a later date and go into a more in-depth story time, but I was definitely not one of the unicorn stories you hear about. The support of friends and perseverance helped bring me out the other side.

Querying is a hard and isolating activity. This is the second book I queried, and the difference from then to now is astounding. The landscape has changed drastically. If you’re still in the trenches, don’t give up, and take care of yourselves.