Fan Casting Ezri Delmastro in The Gentleman Bastards

The woman was not merely short—she was petite, even from the perspective of someone literally beneath her heel. She wore a frayed sky-blue tunic over a loose black leather vest decorated with slashes that had more to do with near misses than high fashion. Her dark hair, which piled curl upon curl, was tightly bound behind her neck, and the belt at her waist carried a minor arsenal of fighting knives and sabers. There was obvious muscle on her shoulders and arms, an impression of strength that made Locke quickly stifle his anger. Lynch, Scott. Red Seas Under Red Skies (Gentleman Bastards, Book 2) (p. 303). Random House Publishing Group. Kindle Edition.