Parker Foye

Shuck (Love Has Claws, #4) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Robin leaves the city and travels to the small coastal town of Lastings, hoping a holiday will help soothe his recent heartbreak. Staying at a remote cottage on the seafront, Robin spends his days walking along the cliffs and following the jagged line of the coast, while at night he plays guitar and sings his troubles to the sea.

He doesn't expect the sea to begin singing back.

The siren has spent xyr long life singing to humans of their desires and yet has never considered the music of xyr own. When a compelling song reaches xyr hunting ground, the siren follows it to a strange new shore, where xe listens to the lone figure playing on the dock and wonders about raising xyr voice in response.

One night, the siren draws close enough to Robin to be seen.

Before long, however, a third figure joins their chorus: the Silver Maiden, one of Lastings' ghosts. Powerful and mercurial, the Maiden has her own agenda and intends to use Robin and siren to fulfil it-even if the whole town of Lastings will suffer as a result. Can Robin and the siren reach an understanding in time to break free of the Maiden's thrall? Or will they remain unheard?

Shuck is the fourth story from Love Has Claws, a speculative romance series linked by the town of Lastings. They are standalone stories, but your experience may be enhanced by reading other books in the series.

Content Warnings: drinking of alcohol; mentions of the consumption of human flesh; abduction.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Tenebrosity Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. Dezember 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781919611525
• Artikelnr.: 66895606

Autorenporträt

Parker Foye (they/them) writes queer speculative romance and believes in happily ever after, although sometimes their characters make achieving this difficult. An education in Classics nurtured a love of heroes, swords, monsters, and beautiful people doing foolish things while wearing only scraps of leather. You'll find those things in various guises in Parker's stories, along with kissing (often) and explosions (messy). And more shifters than you can shake a stick at.