wind-worn

• “The stones were all wind-worn like the tourelles at Neuvic, so they looked like soft loaves of bread.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Covert Affair

• “His wind-worn skin crinkled like leather as he squinted at her, as though he saw her slightly out of focus.”

  Simon & Schuster: When Rose Wakes

• “Otto was beside the busy robot, stripping the lichen off of the wind-worn stones and licking up the trapped moisture underneath.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Search For WondLa

• “So what if I look like some wind-worn fisherman, or golf caddy, from the Western Isles?”

  Simon & Schuster: THE ANTHOLOGIST

• “The sinuous, cantilevered exterior, executed in rugged, sand-colored limestone, brings to mind wind-worn canyons and cliffs.”

  Newsweek: RETURN OF THE NATIVE

• “Behind his wind-worn years was hidden a determination for truth, and there was beauty ever about him and in his work which shall live forever.”

  Tributes to Aldo Leopold

• “Morhion turned his horse around to face the gateway hovering in the air between two wind-worn standing stones.”

  Curse of the Shadowmage

• “Atop the hill was a circle of wind-worn standing stones, raised by some forgotten folk.”

  Curse of the Shadowmage

• “But when she peered out from beneath the overhanging shelf of wind-worn rock, the first thing she saw was a great copper-colored dragon on the wing, shining in the rising sun.”

  The Elvenbane

• “So much depended on him, and he had only his memories of Fanny and of Abraham — whose wind-worn face swam before him now, split by a fatherly grin — to guide him.”

  Tides Of Light

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