The Devil's Daughter

A ‘passing of the proverbial torch tale’ if you will. The third installment in my what I like to call ‘Heaven’s Light’ trilogy, with 'Monster Lines,' being first, Heaven's Light, second, and this is the third in this little Notre Dame series. ‘Devil’s Daughter’ tells the tale of Quasi & and Madellaine's daughter, Charlotte, who is now a grown adult at 18, her parents in their early 40s and content with their simple life in the bell towers. Adapted to a life of solitude high in the bell towers, Charlotte longs for something more out of her mundane life and gets her wish when she is saved from an angry villager by a stranger to Paris with horrible burn markings all over his body. Intrigued by the man who saved her life, she quickly develops an emotional attachment to the man and begins to fall in love with him, with one minor caveat: she is already engaged to Zephyr, Phoebus and Esmeralda’s son, due home from the wars.