The Rose. The Blighted Rose, #1

Par : Bronwen Write
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-0-6454615-1-0
  • EAN9780645461510
  • Date de parution17/09/2022
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurBronwen Write

Résumé

Sometimes family is a brothel of demons and the Hunter sent to kill them. Kyra likes being in control. When you're a demon living in a very human world, being in control can often mean the difference between life and death. Control of your space, control of who you work with, control of yourself-they're all vital skills. So, what happens when you're met with something-someone-you can't control? Well, that's not a situation Kyra wants to entertain. Faced with Leah, a Hunter with innocent eyes and a curious spirit, Kyra quickly finds her life spiralling out of hand.
An unavoidable war creeps ever closer, demon and human politics ensnare her, new threats seem to darken every horizon, and worst of all, love threatens to cement itself in Kyra's heart. Even if the foolishly curious, painfully naïve Hunter returned her feelings, could they survive the wrath of both their people?
Bronwen lives in regional Australia with their wife, cats and angry little dog, where they spend most of their time trying to forget that half the native fauna and flora want to kill them. When they're not writing, thinking about writing or crying over writing, they're playing with yarn. The only thing that outnumbers their list of story ideas is their unfinished knitting projects.