A Curse of Crows
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When Diana prays to the gods, they always answer. The God of the Hunt left her flowers, the Goddess of Storms sent her summer rain. The God of Malice helped keep her darkest secret. But as a dark sickness created by the mortal king of Aspia takes hold of Diana, she prays to the Keres once more and this time he demands payment.
Keres makes an offer Diana cannot resist; become marked by him and serve in Hell and in return, he will help her destroy the man that sought to control her. As Diana begins a journey of revenge she wonders if the daemons she feared while growing up are truly the enemy . . . or if it’s the very gods she’s always knelt for.
Aedlynn is a weapon. The dark blade that her master, Lorcán, wields to silence enemies and allies alike. She feels no pity, no guilt . . . no love. So when Lorcán’s beautiful spy Lena finds a hidden way to Aedlynn’s heart, even the Gods will not stand in her way.
As Fate pulls strings, revelations come to light, and while Diana learns her place in this game of power, dark forces await in the shadows, bidding their time to seize the moment to seduce and corrupt her, and set an ancient darkness free.
After all . . . a woman’s heart is a dangerous thing.
Keres makes an offer Diana cannot resist; become marked by him and serve in Hell and in return, he will help her destroy the man that sought to control her. As Diana begins a journey of revenge she wonders if the daemons she feared while growing up are truly the enemy . . . or if it’s the very gods she’s always knelt for.
Aedlynn is a weapon. The dark blade that her master, Lorcán, wields to silence enemies and allies alike. She feels no pity, no guilt . . . no love. So when Lorcán’s beautiful spy Lena finds a hidden way to Aedlynn’s heart, even the Gods will not stand in her way.
As Fate pulls strings, revelations come to light, and while Diana learns her place in this game of power, dark forces await in the shadows, bidding their time to seize the moment to seduce and corrupt her, and set an ancient darkness free.
After all . . . a woman’s heart is a dangerous thing.