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Reapers of Does and Lambs
Reapers of Does and Lambs is a gritty neo-noir fiction novel told from the mistrustful perspective of a psychologically damaged young woman. With a body and mind weaponized by the vigilante underworld, Sahsa suffers a violent loss of her autonomy and identity.
Laced with elements of cyberpunk and dark romance, this novel unravels an ethically complex narrative that reframes victimhood through resurrection of the self, unmerciful revenge, and malevolent salvation.
In a war for self-sovereignty, she partners with another hostage who has been forced to vanish and kill for their keepers. Together, while hunted by ruthless crime syndicates, the two undertake a bloodwrought trial to reclaim their lives. The secrets and brutal truths they unbury threaten all they think they know about their enemies, deliverers, and themselves.
Laced with elements of cyberpunk and dark romance, this novel unravels an ethically complex narrative that reframes victimhood through resurrection of the self, unmerciful revenge, and malevolent salvation.
In a war for self-sovereignty, she partners with another hostage who has been forced to vanish and kill for their keepers. Together, while hunted by ruthless crime syndicates, the two undertake a bloodwrought trial to reclaim their lives. The secrets and brutal truths they unbury threaten all they think they know about their enemies, deliverers, and themselves.
269 pages, Paperback
Published May 1, 2026
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August 3, 2026
this was truly unlike anything i’ve read before and i absolutely loved it. the cyberpunk details made it so immersive and kept me in the story, wanting to learn more about them.
the story of sisterhood was woven so beautifully throughout these pages, it made it simply so easy to connect to these characters. sahsa and katsia have a relationship born of vengeance and it only got deeper as they held each others hands through this journey.
i want to climb through the pages and give them both a hug (though they would both probably flip me onto my back, but i’ll take that from them too)
as we got deeper into the book, we learn more about these characters and their back stories and they both TORE at my heart strings until they were in tatters on the floor. i resonate so deeply with both of them, it almost scares me to continue their story 😩🖤
and the love stories interwoven between all of the chaos that is this book? BEAUTIFUL. i want nothing but happiness for all of these characters and i hope we get to see some of that in the next book!
i can’t BELIEVE that cliffhanger and will be picking up book 2 immediately, to make sure my girls come out of this on the right side 🥹
i want to thank the author for touching on the sensitive subjects that were talked about and handled so beautifully 🖤
the story of sisterhood was woven so beautifully throughout these pages, it made it simply so easy to connect to these characters. sahsa and katsia have a relationship born of vengeance and it only got deeper as they held each others hands through this journey.
i want to climb through the pages and give them both a hug (though they would both probably flip me onto my back, but i’ll take that from them too)
as we got deeper into the book, we learn more about these characters and their back stories and they both TORE at my heart strings until they were in tatters on the floor. i resonate so deeply with both of them, it almost scares me to continue their story 😩🖤
and the love stories interwoven between all of the chaos that is this book? BEAUTIFUL. i want nothing but happiness for all of these characters and i hope we get to see some of that in the next book!
i can’t BELIEVE that cliffhanger and will be picking up book 2 immediately, to make sure my girls come out of this on the right side 🥹
i want to thank the author for touching on the sensitive subjects that were talked about and handled so beautifully 🖤
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