Serving as courier to Nathao, the increasingly powerful King of Dreams, means Gwen Revmore gets a close-up look at the gods that most mortals can only imagine. Right now, it’s not a position to be envied.
This time, Gwen has landed in the middle of a dispute between mother and daughter when Persephone gives birth to a son outside the reach of her mother Demma, the goddess of knowledge and medicine. The child is supposed to be given to Demma to compensate her for her loss of Persephone to Luke, the Prince of Death, who fell in love at first sight and kidnapped her. But Persephone has her own plans for her son.
Family secrets come out that make Gwen an unwitting participant as Demma demands another child—any child she finds acceptable. The dispute will hit close to home for Gwen and her son Sam before it’s settled in the latest book in the Dream King Courier’s fantasy series.
| Language | English |
|---|---|
| Release Day | Aug 29, 2016 |
| Release Date | August 30, 2016 |
| Number in Series | 2 |
| Series Display String | The Dream King’s Courier Series |
| Release Date Machine | 1472515200 |
| Imprint | Patrice Sikora |
| Provider | Patrice Sikora |
| Categories | Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy, Paranormal & Urban, Fiction - All, Fiction - Adult |
Patrice Sikora has worked in radio news for most of her life. She and her husband have three sons and currently share their home with several cats and Italian greyhounds. An avid reader herself, Patrice was inspired to write the first book of the Dream King’s Courier series when, one day while on her daily commute to work in New York City, she found herself without anything to read.
Patrice Sikora has worked in radio news for most of her life. She and her husband have three sons and currently share their home with several cats and Italian greyhounds. An avid reader herself, Patrice was inspired to write the first book of the Dream King’s Courier series when, one day while on her daily commute to work in New York City, she found herself without anything to read.
Serving as courier to Nathao, the increasingly powerful King of Dreams, means Gwen Revmore gets a close-up look at the gods that most mortals can only imagine. Right now, it’s not a position to be envied.
This time, Gwen has landed in the middle of a dispute between mother and daughter when Persephone gives birth to a son outside the reach of her mother Demma, the goddess of knowledge and medicine. The child is supposed to be given to Demma to compensate her for her loss of Persephone to Luke, the Prince of Death, who fell in love at first sight and kidnapped her. But Persephone has her own plans for her son.
Family secrets come out that make Gwen an unwitting participant as Demma demands another child—any child she finds acceptable. The dispute will hit close to home for Gwen and her son Sam before it’s settled in the latest book in the Dream King Courier’s fantasy series.
