Medusa's Flower (Book One of the Threads Between Duology)

A darkly romantic fantasy where myth bleeds into moonlit forests, and love dares to grow where curses take root.

Medusa is a legend, feared and forgotten, hidden away in a forest steeped in shadows and ancient magic. Once mortal, now cursed, she keeps to herself-guarded by whispering spirits and venomous myths, her gaze a weapon and her heart long shuttered.

Astor is not from this world-at least, not anymore. A guardian of the deep wild, with antlers crowned in moss and star-kissed eyes, she washes ashore with no memory, no name, and a pulse full of ancient power. Drawn to the haunted forest by something she can't explain, she finds herself in the arms of the very monster she's always known was waiting for her.

But when fate awakens, so do old enemies. Odysseus still hunts, more desperate and dangerous than ever before. The trees whisper warnings, and the forest remembers what the world has tried to bury.

As buried truths rise, and the bond between Astor and Medusa deepens, the women must unearth the roots of the curse that binds them both-and discover the kind of magic that can rewrite legends.
Love was never meant to save them.
But perhaps it can set them free.