She who loved the divine

She Who Loved the Divine
Chronicles of the Found; book II

Selene, goddess of the moon, has watched the world from a distance-ever gentle, ever silent, ever alone. Her love was always too much, too soft, too dangerous. So she gave it only to the night and the stars, never daring to reach for more.

Amaranth is divine, powerful, and forbidden. Born of love itself, she was taught to give it freely, but never to want it for herself. But when her path collides with Selene's, something ancient wakes-something aching and holy, terrifying in its tenderness.

As war threatens the sanctuary built by Medusa and Nyxara, Selene must step down from the sky and into her body, her fear, her love. And Amaranth, who has never let herself be chosen, must finally choose.

In the aftermath of betrayal, divinity, and battle, two goddesses will find that love-real love-does not ask for perfection. It asks to be seen.

This is the story of longing, of divine contrast, and of two women who dared to love without shame.