Amaya came from a background of literary realism and found her way to smut by way of fandom and Ao3. She loves to let her sexual imagination run free in these little fables about love and intimacy. She lives with her partner, son, and three cats who politely take turns walking across her keyboard.
Killing the Artist
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8233070631
- EAN9798233070631
- Date de parution07/01/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
Kal is an assassin hired covertly by a tyrannical king to take the life of an artist accused of spreading propaganda against his reign. But as Kal pursues his prey, he finds both her and her art distractingly provocative. As his resolve is tested, his would-be victim, Sasha, develops strange feelings for the presence she senses following her like a phantom. Before Kal can fulfill his duty, the two of them become mutually entangled, drawn to each others' purposes.
A feverish and strange love blossoms between them as they head toward the inevitable consequences of choosing each other. Killing the Artist is a dark, erotic fairy tale about love, desire, and the value of art.
A feverish and strange love blossoms between them as they head toward the inevitable consequences of choosing each other. Killing the Artist is a dark, erotic fairy tale about love, desire, and the value of art.