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Rated 5/5 by Best-selling World Fantasy Award Winner, 5-time Bram Stoker Award nominee, S.P. Somtow – "Astonishing … The protagonist is very well drawn - precocious, questioning, conflicted, feeling very deeply, with hints of queer identity. [C.T. Bryce] is clearly a writer to watch."
Witty, mysterious, haunting, and addictive, Between Shadow and Flame is a gruesomely cozy cinematic masterpiece perfect for LGBT+ listeners and allies looking to lose themselves in gothic suspense, angsty drama, and royal intrigue.
David only remembers snapshots of childhood: A fairytale castle. A father. A brother…. Then, his mother tore him from his home.
Years later, David's mom still uproots him regularly. Then, everything changes when a mysterious envelope with a wax seal of a hydra arrives at their house. Destroying the letter to keep it from his grasp, David's mom makes an alarming announcement: It's time to move again.
Intelligent and stubborn, David sets out to find the truth about his heritage. Waiting for him is a dark world of royal secrets, manipulation, and a strange inner power he never imagined. Can he find a real family connection amid so much privilege and oppression, or will he always feel like he doesn't have a home?
Witty, mysterious, haunting, and addictive, Between Shadow and Flame is a gruesomely cozy cinematic masterpiece perfect for LGBT+ listeners and allies looking to lose themselves in gothic suspense, angsty drama, and royal intrigue.
David only remembers snapshots of childhood: A fairytale castle. A father. A brother…. Then, his mother tore him from his home.
Years later, David's mom still uproots him regularly. Then, everything changes when a mysterious envelope with a wax seal of a hydra arrives at their house. Destroying the letter to keep it from his grasp, David's mom makes an alarming announcement: It's time to move again.
Intelligent and stubborn, David sets out to find the truth about his heritage. Waiting for him is a dark world of royal secrets, manipulation, and a strange inner power he never imagined. Can he find a real family connection amid so much privilege and oppression, or will he always feel like he doesn't have a home?