Reap & Sow

Description

For fans of Rachel Gillig and Hannah Whitten, prepare to bargain everything for the gothic romantasy of the year . . . The penniless in Blackbridge only have two choices: sell your body, or sell your soul. And thanks to Eda Shaw, business is booming. Indentured to a capricious demon, Mr Night, Eda and her brothers arrange illicit Pacts on his behalf, luring the city’s most desperate into trading years of their lives for their deepest desires. When a Pact goes awry, her brothers are arrested and Eda quickly realises she’ll need an infernal ally of her own: Kit’rath, a demon with a curious penchant for humanity, and the only being in Blackbridge Mr Night seems to fear. But Kit’s help doesn’t come cheap. Eda’s already given him her soul; she can’t afford to give him her heart. ———————————————————‘A fresh voice, an electric and twisty plot, and a romance that strikes the perfect balance between hot and tender. Reap & Sow should be on every romantasy fan’s must-read list.’ —Brigitte Knightley, New York Times bestselling author of The Irresistible Urge to Fall for Your Enemy’REAP & SOW is a must-read for any fantasy fan. One of the best books I’ve read all year.’ – Katherine Webber, Sunday Times bestselling author of Twin Crowns’A richly imagined gothic world, a fierce and compelling protagonist and a story that is both achingly romantic and refreshingly original make Reap & Sow an utterly spellbinding read!” – Catherine Doyle, New York Times bestselling author of The Dagger and the Flame’Darkly enchanting and irresistibly seductive.’ —Jean Kwok, New York Times bestselling author of Dominion’Full of sharp wit and luscious worldbuilding, Reap & Sow sparkles with dark wonder and potent yearning. I absolutely adored this debut!’ —Erin A. Craig, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Thirteenth Child‘Dark, propulsive, and feverishly good, Reap & Sow is an absolute dream for fantasy readers. I couldn’t put it down!’ – Kalie Reid, author of The Sacred Space Between’Darkly captivating, with mesmerizing world-building and pitch-perfect, slow-burn romance. Readers will be rooting for Eda and swooning over Kit.’ – Heather Walter, author of MaliceSuitable for 14+ readers