Luka
by Dianne Hartsock
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Pub Date Jan 11 2021 | Archive Date Jan 17 2021
NineStar Press, LLC | NineStar Press
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Description
Luka makes a desperate wish and the earth shifts to his will. Regretting it immediately, he tries to undue the sorcery, but it is too late. He asked for hope, and to his horror, all the hope in the world is given into his keeping. He desires nothing more than to return this gift to the world.
Aethan wants to get his hands on the Well of Hope in Luka’s keeping. If he can ransom out hope to others at his whim, the world will be at his feet. Where it belongs.
With the aid of his lover, Rhys, Luka stays one step ahead of Aethan. But Rhys has his own enemy in Aethan, his estranged father.
Rescued by Luka, his sweet, gentle witch, Rhys now stands with him against Aethan. They have vowed to return the Well of Hope to the earth despite all odds, or die trying. For what is life worth, for anyone, without hope?
A Note From the Publisher
WARNING: Violence; mention of off-page incest, rape, and physical abuse; forced captivity; death of secondary characters - - TAGS: LGBTQIA+, age gap, witches, sorcerers, fae, magic, second chances
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781648901904 |
| PRICE | $5.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Sarah W, Reviewer
Initially this book confused me slightly and it took to some concentration to understand what was going on but then very quickly i was enthralled by this book. There is a trigger warning for abuse, assault and mentions of incest in this book but it does add to the plot. The characters are also very diverse and that is always something appreciated in a good book. Definitely worth the read.
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