Kleio has spent nineteen years surviving inside someone else's life. She knows the rhythm of the estate, the weight of the grinding stone, the particular silence of a household still asleep. She knows how to make herself indispensable and how to make herself invisible. She knows, without ever saying it out loud, that she loves the woman she serves.
When Ianthe dies in childbirth, Kleio's world rearranges itself around the absence of her. The grief is familiar. The anger underneath it is new.
Lykos has worked the orchard for as long as anyone can remember. He is warm in a way that runs slightly too hot. He knows things he shouldn't. He says her name like he has been saying it for longer than he has known her. And he has never once, in eight years of finding his way to her bed, pretended that it was nothing.
Kleio doesn't examine those things too closely. She never has.
But as her thirtieth birthday approaches and the life she was supposed to have waits somewhere beyond the estate walls, something is building underneath the ordinary rhythm of her days. Something that started long before she arrived. Something that has been watching her for longer than she knows.
The Hairpin is the first story in The Board series: a tale of love, grief, devotion, and the specific cost of giving your whole life to a cause someone else designed.
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Faela D. Talwyn is the author of the interconnected Hiraeth Sanctum universe, a multi-series world spanning bounty hunters, cosmic mythology, found family, and the kind of love that survives centuries.
She writes stories that live in the space between grief and joy - where the characters are messy and complicated and loving each other badly in ways that feel uncomfortably true. Her work includes queer romance, divine mythology, slow burn relationships, and the occasional god who really should have just said something sooner.
The Hairpin is the first story in The Board series, the celestial mythology layer of the Hiraeth Sanctum universe.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Kleio has spent nineteen years surviving inside someone else's life. She knows the rhythm of the estate, the weight of the grinding stone, the particular silence of a household still asleep. She knows how to make herself indispensable and how to make herself invisible. She knows, without ever saying it out loud, that she loves the woman she serves.When Ianthe dies in childbirth, Kleio's world rearranges itself around the absence of her. The grief is familiar. The anger underneath it is new.Lykos has worked the orchard for as long as anyone can remember. He is warm in a way that runs slightly too hot. He knows things he shouldn't. He says her name like he has been saying it for longer than he has known her. And he has never once, in eight years of finding his way to her bed, pretended that it was nothing.Kleio doesn't examine those things too closely. She never has.But as her thirtieth birthday approaches and the life she was supposed to have waits somewhere beyond the estate walls, something is building underneath the ordinary rhythm of her days. Something that started long before she arrived. Something that has been watching her for longer than she knows.The Hairpin is the first story in The Board series: a tale of love, grief, devotion, and the specific cost of giving your whole life to a cause someone else designed. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798233159251
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Kleio has spent nineteen years surviving inside someone else's life. She knows the rhythm of the estate, the weight of the grinding stone, the particular silence of a household still asleep. She knows how to make herself indispensable and how to make herself invisible. She knows, without ever saying it out loud, that she loves the woman she serves.When Ianthe dies in childbirth, Kleio's world rearranges itself around the absence of her. The grief is familiar. The anger underneath it is new.Lykos has worked the orchard for as long as anyone can remember. He is warm in a way that runs slightly too hot. He knows things he shouldn't. He says her name like he has been saying it for longer than he has known her. And he has never once, in eight years of finding his way to her bed, pretended that it was nothing.Kleio doesn't examine those things too closely. She never has.But as her thirtieth birthday approaches and the life she was supposed to have waits somewhere beyond the estate walls, something is building underneath the ordinary rhythm of her days. Something that started long before she arrived. Something that has been watching her for longer than she knows.The Hairpin is the first story in The Board series: a tale of love, grief, devotion, and the specific cost of giving your whole life to a cause someone else designed. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798233159251
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