Promise

Par : Kim Cleary
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-393-92843-0
  • EAN9781393928430
  • Date de parution03/12/2020
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurRelay Publishing

Résumé

Being stuck on the mortal world sucks. Being stuck on earth without powers, utterly chafes. He will have to grovel to his goddess to go home, that is when she decides his penance is done. Lord Gawain is not impressed with waking up on earth, but if Danu wants an apology she will get one. Eventually. No matter if he's actually sorry or not. Which he isn't, of course. That is until he meets Kitty, a brave and beautiful mechanic caught in the middle of a vicious turf war. He can't live forever on the mortal world, but that apology that will get him home? He can't say it.
Not any more. Not if it means abandoning the woman who has roused his long withered soul to life. An age ago, Lord Gawain swore to serve the goddess, but how can he choose between his promise to the goddess and the tempting promise of sweet mortal love?
Kim Cleary is the award-winning author of Path Unchosen, the first title in the Daughter of Ravenswood series, which earned a bronze IPPY award in 2015. She grew up in Birmingham, United Kingdom, studied medieval history and psychology at Adelaide University in Southern Australia, and has worked all over Australia and in London. Forced to leave a successful career in marketing after multiple sclerosis damaged her hands and prevented her from typing, Kim learned how to write using voice software.
A self-described chocoholic, Kim loves writing, gardening, cooking, playing with her dogs, and spending time with friends. She lives with her husband and two dogs, an adorable Cocker Spaniel and a mischievous Moodle, in Melbourne, Australia.