Asenath Bomani is a nine year old scullery maid. She doesn’t remember her name, or where she came from. She has just arrived in London from her home in Egypt without her parents, who she believes are dead. She has been asked to clean the pantry of a rather grand house in Fleet Street. The problem is, there are just too many distractions and she can’t remember how she got there. One thing she does remember is that she loves music much more than cleaning. CLICK HERE for next chronological story.
Love this character pic! I hope the response would be that she got to sit next to the woman who never was and heard her music…
LOL, Glenda, you’ve guessed who the pianist is! (Actually you may find out if Asenath gets her wish, somewhere in book three as this story is in its sub plot!)
it is awesome how a little bit of darkness may bring beauty to light… love the contrast of the shadows on the girl’s face… I love it
Hi Edgar, it’s very true! I notice that’s an ongoing theme in your poetry and prose too. Good to meet you. Cheryl
thank’s… likewise
WOW! I love your style. Your stories and illustrations are absolutey amazing! You are blessed with many talents. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Sandi, you have a beautifully uplifting blog, thanks for stopping by and visiting mine. I appreciate it. Good to meet you. Cheryl
Have been wanting to read all the back stories since a long tym..love this character and the sketch too!