AnnMarie Pavese

Tammy Lash is on page 262 of 337 of White Wolf and the Ash Princess: "Going forward, no matter how small the step, is how you do it."
~Avery

Ten years later, Avery's words still echo in my mind. Avery's character was so intriguing, I had to explore his change further in Letters from the Dragon's son. I wanted to see through writing if he truly did change. If he did, what did that look like? Most importantly, what would he be willing to go through to get his beloved son back?

Tammy Lash is on page 241 of 337 of White Wolf and the Ash Princess: Chapter 27

"Pick," Avery grins.
Tubs smiles and taps a hand. It is the wrong one. Avery puts his hands behind his back and shuffles the rock between them. He lets him pick again. He lets him pick until he wins.

I don't have many good memories, but the painful ones are no longer red and inflamed, and they haven't been for some time. This was a sweet memory of "Avery" and I was happy to share it in the story.

Tammy Lash is on page 229 of 337 of White Wolf and the Ash Princess: Twenty-six:
"Today is a day for gifts," he says. "White wolves are never seen....is not the impossible possible with God? Can He not lead the wolf of your tomahawk to you? You are blessed, sister--you have not one but two white wolves."

Why am I crying at this today, for crying out loud?

Tammy Lash is on page 195 of 337 of White Wolf and the Ash Princess: Chapter 22. Izzy's transformation is beginning and we have come full circle with the bat scene in Chapter One. Avery is coming on the scene soon and I have mixed feelings about meeting him again after new developments in my own life. Avery became a character because my heart begged for him. He was a dream that is becoming to late to come true and I accept that. Some Edwards don't have the tools to become Averys.