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    Brightest Gold

    By Olivia Sitter

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    Ever since their youth, Jorrah has hunted down shining tokens of affection. A ring, a flower, a lock of hair—so long as the trinket glows with the light of love, Jorrah will go to any length to add it to their collection. Their obsession leads them in pursuit of lovers, stopping short once gifted a bright object for their hoard.

    A wicked and alluring person stalks Jorrah wherever they go, showing up whenever they begin to settle into a new abode. Uprooting themself repeatedly to avoid the dark presence, Jorrah travels in constant search of a place to call their own.

    When they find a home, the past rears from the shadows yet again, refusing to be left behind. Jorrah realizes they must choose whether to continue running forever… or confront the darkness to protect what’s most precious to them.

    A fantasy for asexual, genderqueer, and dragon loving people.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJMS Books LLC
    Release dateSep 2, 2017
    ISBN9781634864534
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    Olivia Sitter

    Olivia Sitter spends their time in Wisconsin woods, performing pagan rituals under the watchful eye of the moon. When not occupied with magic, they enjoy writing, reading, and fighting ancient evils. They live with their partner, two cats, and more books than they have space for. At any given time, they can be found with a bag full of dice, pen and notebook, a monster manual, and tarot cards. Adventure is right around the corner; be prepared!

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