Bri Mooney

Devour the Sun (A Bloodless Saga, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A war-torn world. A ruthless vampire king. A love that defies the ashes.

Sigríð Storråda never wanted to be a hero. She spent centuries building a sanctuary, a place where vampires like her could exist outside the rule of tyrants. Now, it's goneburned to nothing by the Rebel Vampire King. With her home destroyed and the ones she loved lost, she has nothing left but vengeance.

But war is never simple. The rebellion is dying, crushed under the weight of a merciless crown. As Sigríð is pulled into the fight, she's forced to navigate shifting alliances, dangerous betrayals, and a world that was never meant to be kind to creatures like her.

Love doesn't come without loss. War doesn't come without sacrifice. And in a battle where the lines between hero and monster blur, Sigríð must decide: Will she fight for revenge or risk everything for something far more terrifyinga future worth living for?

Devour the Sun is a high-octane, paranormal dark fantasy where reluctant heroes rise, love is as sharp as fangs, and tragedy lingers like a ghost. Featuring a pansexual heroine, polyamorous romance, and a queer rebellion against tyranny, it's perfect for fans of Underworld, found family, and bloodstained revolution.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bri Mooney
• Erscheinungstermin: 31. Oktober 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781954870109
• Artikelnr.: 69199006

Autorenporträt

When it comes to books, Bri Mooney can't pick a lane. She's a mood reader and writer, letting her imagination lead her to new worlds, characters, and stories. The one thing you can always expect when you pick up her books are some delicious grey morals, magic, and myths.

Between the shifter-vampire squabbles, alien ship landings, and coven meetings life in the woods with three cats is rarely the quiet. And to the nun who told me I'd never excel at writing...hah.