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The Keeper of Rowan #4
The Savior
Roux begins to fall for his keeper, but afraid of the trauma of another loss, Liliaan guards her heart.
Liliaan hesitates giving herself over to the man with all the power to break her heart, but Roux won’t be refused. When she finally speaks her truth, things change between them. When the Krause stash yields information Liliaan never knew existed, their lives change once more. The other Keeper offers advice, but can he be trusted?
Eldie, courted by the other Keeper, recognizes him as both friend and foe… and deadly.
Eldie embarks on her own journey with the Rowan resolve to free the keepers from the bonds that keep them chained in service. When Roux promises Liliaan freedom, she realizes he truly does love her, but freedom might prove an impossible dream for both Keepers…
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The poets and great writers have for centuries, called love ‘magical’. Did it not stand to reason, then, that love’s opposite would also be so? Why was that which was considered ‘beauty’ and ‘goodness’ ascribed these pretty adjectives, while their natural mirror images were ‘sick’ and ‘evil’?
When one found beauty in pain and suffering, you were thought to be sick, deranged, twisted, evil. It wasn’t evil. It was merely natural.
Some found the light attractive while the dark did nothing for them. Others could lose themselves in the deep, soulless darkness and shy away from the light that burned their eyes.
They called me ‘Hooknose’.
Liliaan hesitates giving herself over to the man with all the power to break her heart, but Roux won’t be refused. When she finally speaks her truth, things change between them. When the Krause stash yields information Liliaan never knew existed, their lives change once more. The other Keeper offers advice, but can he be trusted?
Eldie, courted by the other Keeper, recognizes him as both friend and foe… and deadly.
Eldie embarks on her own journey with the Rowan resolve to free the keepers from the bonds that keep them chained in service. When Roux promises Liliaan freedom, she realizes he truly does love her, but freedom might prove an impossible dream for both Keepers…
***
The poets and great writers have for centuries, called love ‘magical’. Did it not stand to reason, then, that love’s opposite would also be so? Why was that which was considered ‘beauty’ and ‘goodness’ ascribed these pretty adjectives, while their natural mirror images were ‘sick’ and ‘evil’?
When one found beauty in pain and suffering, you were thought to be sick, deranged, twisted, evil. It wasn’t evil. It was merely natural.
Some found the light attractive while the dark did nothing for them. Others could lose themselves in the deep, soulless darkness and shy away from the light that burned their eyes.
They called me ‘Hooknose’.
91 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 4, 2022
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