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Of Lust and Lunacy: Harbingers Book 1.5
Paperback
Series: Harbingers
FantasyGeneral GLBTQIA Fiction
Publisher Price: $22.99
Publisher: Harper Hawthorne
Published: Apr 27 2026
Pages: 324
Weight: 0.83
Height: 0.73 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
They both knew better than to get involved, but the Fates had other plans.
After a brush with death leaves them both feeling reckless, two best friends fall into bed together, attempting to sate over a year's worth of desperate yearning. But when lust becomes lunacy, and friendship becomes a frantic fervor of heated flesh, tangled limbs, and mutual madness, Arken Asher and Kieran Vistarii are both left wondering if their inexplicable bond was ever truly platonic.
Before the gut-wrenching betrayal, there was first perfect bliss. Return to Sophrosyne as we delve even deeper into the star-split ties and explosive chemistry between a clever Light Conduit and her Shadow-wielding spymaster in this soft, sweet and spicy side novel.
Of Lust & Lunacy is Book 1.5 in the Harbingers series, taking place between Chapters 56 and 57 in Of Blood & Aether. Rife with sizzling tension, gut-wrenching angst, addictive banter and ever-growing stakes, the Harbingers series is perfect for fans of Callie Hart, Raven Kennedy, and Melissa K. Roehrich.
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