Title: House of Eclipses Duology
Author: Casey L. Bond
Genre: YA Epic Fantasy
Narrators: Amanda Billings & Tia Johnson
Editor: Stacy Sanford/ The Girl with the Red Pen
Cover Designer: Melissa Stevens/ The Illustrated Author Design Services
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Blurb:
Capture his heart.
Steal his crown.
Noor is the unwanted, unloved third born of the Aten, chosen vessel of the sun goddess, Sol. While she has no chance at inheriting her father’s title, what she truly longs for is peace from his unrelenting hatred. Hope builds that she may finally be able to claim that reprieve when a missive arrives from the House of the Moon.
The new Lumin, chosen of the moon god, Lumos, seeks to broker peace with
the Kingdom of Helios for the first time in ages. He envisions open trade
routes and an end to archaic rivalries. His dedication to this cause
extends to visions of a union between the two families by marrying one of
Aten’s daughters, if one of the matches is a fit.
Driven by his own twisted agenda, Noor’s father is willing to sacrifice
his daughters as pawns to steal the crown for him to further his despotic
reign, pitting sister against sister in a brutal battle for power. But
Noor must come out the victor, either by capturing the Lumin’s heart or
stealing his crown. For whomever wears the crown of moonlight, holds the
power of the moon itself. With such strength at her command, she could
finally defeat her tyrannical father.
Yet this endeavor cannot be accomplished without great sacrifice. As Noor
learns more about Lumin Caelum, guilt over her betrayal consumes her,
burning hot as the sun itself. If only he wasn’t kind, and selfless, and
exactly what she wanted. If only she had greater dominion over her
heart…
Can Noor carry out her plan and end her father’s vile reign? Or will
unlikely alliances allow a new day to dawn?
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Blurb:
Hunt the shadow. Guard the flame.
Noor is the new Aten of Helios, having wrenched the kingdom of the sun from
her treacherous father’s hands. Citali stood with her sister against him,
and rejoiced when he died at Noor’s hand… But he did not go quietly.
He poisoned the thoughts of their older sister, Zarina, who believes that
Noor is not who she claims and was never supposed to be Aten. As Zarina
flees the temple to determine her next step, she encounters, then attacks,
Citali.
Beaten and left for dead, Citali’s cries are heard by the Wolven of Lumina.
In a flurry of fur and fang, Beron rushes to her aid yet fears he arrived
too late. With what would have been her dying breath, Citali whispers a
secret that changes everything.
Pleading to Lumos – the god of the moon – for a way to save her, Beron is
provided an answer that comes at a steep price. Citali will become Wolven.
The two bonded together for a lifetime. Despite their tumultuous past, Beron
helps hone her new strength and senses, a primal passion now surging through
her veins. But can the two stop fighting one another and work together to
hunt and destroy the darkness spreading over the sands like a plague of
locusts? Or will the sands of time run out for them both?
House of Wolves is book two of the House of Eclipses Duology. House of Wolves is perfect for anyone who loves enemies to lovers, young adult fantasy romance books like We Hunt the Flame by Hafsah Faizal and morally gray characters as in A Court of Silver Flames by Sarah J. Maas.
Casey Bond lives on a rural farm in West Virginia with her husband and
their two beautiful daughters. She writes phoenixes – gloriously flawed
and morally gray characters that fiercely rise from the ashes of their
circumstances. World building is one of her favorite hobbies, along with
stamping metal jewelry, swimming, and enjoying the beauty of nature. She
thinks thunderstorms are better than coffee and that watching a meteor
shower is the closest thing to magic you might ever see. She’s a firm
believer that every amazing book needs a world you want to wrap yourself
in, a character you want to win, and a love you would fight for.
Casey is the award-winning author of When Wishes Bleed, Gravebriar, and
House of Eclipses.
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