Miriamele

A princess disappears into her own story under cropped hair, borrowed names, bad bargains, one very good bow arm, and an absolute refusal to remain somebody else’s treaty.
Simon / Seoman Snowlock

A redheaded castle mooncalf walks into history carrying a broom, comes out with dragon-white hair and a sword problem, and still wins by refusing to hate on command.
Arthur Cavendish

Backstory Figure · Deceased
Lionel Cavendish

Backstory Figure · Deceased
Lady Cavendish

Supporting Character · Alive
Nancy

Household Staff · Alive
Letitia, Lady Pomfrey

Catalyst · Alive
Alfred, Lord Pomfrey

Catalyst · Alive
Robert Cavendish

Supporting Character · Alive
Phoebe Cavendish

Supporting Character · Alive
Lord Beckham

Rival · Alive
Daniel Sinclair

Supporting Character · Alive
Oliver Leighton, Earl of Norcroft

Supporting Character · Alive
The Honorable Nigel Cavendish

Main Male Lead, Book 2 · Alive
Lady Felicity Melville

Main Female Lead, Book 2 · Alive
Madeline, Countess of Windham

Supporting Character · Alive
Published Novels

The published print shelf. Books finished before you meet them, bought whole, long enough to live in. Two series, nine volumes, and an honest account of which of them have actually been read.
Edmund Cavendish, Viscount Cavendish

Supporting Character · Alive
Jonathon Effington, Lord Helmsley

Supporting Character · Alive
Mr. Nigel Howard

Offstage Character · Alive
Miss Alexandra Chester

Supporting Character · Alive
Susanna, Lady Dinsmore

Supporting Character · Alive
Violet, Lady Braxton

Antagonist · Alive
Lucian, Lord Chester

Backstory Figure · Deceased
Arthur

Companion Animal · Alive
Gideon Pearsall, Lord Warton

Main Male Lead, Book 1 · Alive
Judith, Lady Chester

Main Female Lead, Book 1 · Alive
Aunt Louisa

Supporting Character · Alive
RaeRae Reviews: Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody, Vol. 1

A competence fantasy for tired people. It deletes its own plot on page twenty and spends the rest on dinner, rent and plumbing. It is also carrying two things it does not deal with.
Death March, Vol. 1: Reacts

Five moments: a skipped notification, a folder of corpses prayed over, a bundle of straw, three children not eating, and a tax on grief.