C. C. Carroll

Chosen: a Found Princess C. C. Carroll

My old English teacher told me to never start your story at "the now" Always give a little background or people can't keep up. It makes it so the person who is listening to your Story can form a picture in their mind of what it is you're trying to tell. I always thought that was pretty smart. But what if there is no story that can form a background? What if my story started in "the now"? My story starts the moment I answer that door. Or at least that's how I thought it started . . . . . . When Princess Simetra discovers her true identity her life changes. She is thrown into a world of magic and war. A war she wants no part of but has no choice. She started with no family, no friends. Her world grew around her as the chance of it crumbling became a reality.