Ancient gods reborn battle against terrifying new adversaries in Prince of Storms , the thunderous finale of Kit Rocha’s tantalizing tempest of polyamorous fantasy, dripping with political intrigue and divine warfare.
Ancient gods reborn battle against terrifying new adversaries in Prince of Storms , the thunderous finale of Kit Rocha’s tantalizing tempest of polyamorous fantasy, dripping with political intrigue and divine warfare. After narrowly escaping with their lives, three lovers board the Kraken once more, determined to uncover who tried to kidnap them—and why. Reveling in each other’s tangled embrace, water nymph Naia, god of love Aleksi, and pirate lord Einar sail back to the kingdom of ice. But the enemy they seek hides deep within the queen’s court. And the traitor’s trail of deception leads to a danger unlike anything they’ve ever encountered. As the trio bears witness to old powers rising anew, memories from another lifetime come to the surface too. Naia and Einar, each discovering hidden truths about themselves, get swept up in a past connection that further complicates their current situation—and their mutual devotion to Aleksi. Up against an ancient enemy who has wronged each of them deeply and personally, they have only one path that offers a chance at victory: the ultimate sacrifice. But love is a powerful weapon, and the island’s ancient magic still harbors a few secrets.
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