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Lies of Stone
Paperback
Series: Kingdom of Salt, Book 1
FantasyGeneral GLBTQIA Fiction
Publisher: Scribbling Lion, LLC
Published: Apr 25 2024
Pages: 496
Weight: 1.45
Height: 1.35 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Tank, once an unwitting tool of powerful factions in his southern homeland, spent years hiding from his past in an effort to stay alive; the people who used him intended it to be a fatal experience. He now works as a freewarrior -- a type of bonded mercenary with strict codes of conduct.
Lia volunteered -- even begged -- to enter the service of a powerful man in her northern home, the rigidly austere, almost theocratic city of Stecatr. But as Stecatr slid from austere to harsh, Lia chose freewarrior training -- not an easy thing for a woman to do, in such a conservative setting.
Lia's choices take her far south of Stecatr, and well astray from her plans. She learns more than enough to start questioning everything the Stecatr Church taught her; and when she hires on with Tank, the questions -- and dangers -- only multiply.
As they travel, their very different pasts provoke unexpected trouble. Tank must come to terms with powerful psychic abilities he's denied for years; Lia must decide between her own safety and that of her family.
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