Ein

(The Dustmother Trilogy, Book 1)

by Sorcha Black

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Pub Date Mar 22 2014 | Archive Date Jun 15 2014

Description

In love with a girl from school and the man hired to torture her, Einan is sent reeling when she thinks them dead. Destitute, she finds herself responsible for protecting children left uncared for in the wake of the Cedesian War.

Poor children are disappearing all over the city. While struggling to keep them safe, Ein accidentally sparks a rebellion. Will love find her again in the chaos, or will she die a martyr?

Warning: Dark themes, kink, polyamory (mffm).

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Advance Praise

It takes an author with special talent to move me to tears more than once during a story. With Ein, this occurred several times as I imagined myself to be in her shoes- experiencing these heartfelt emotions, both good and bad. This character is a woman we can all relate to on some level. Whether it is as a mother, being in love, or as a struggling human being just trying to stay alive while making a difference in the lives of those she cares about. - Ginette Rennie

This book is by turns pure Epic Fantasy yet at other times definitely Erotic Romance. Black treads further than such classic fantasy novelists as Marion Zimmer Bradley and Mercedes Lackey into the world of alternative lifestyles and relationships. She also goes farther than such new stars of the literary stage as Shayla Black and Sylvia Day into the realm of BDSM and ménage. Her writing is far and away some of the best I’ve read in a while. Poetic and beautifully descriptive she makes you yearn for more once the story is over. - Cyberlucy