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The Knight and the Moth
Rachel Gillig
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The Knight and the Moth

The Knight and the Moth

Rachel Gillig

Book 1 of The Stonewater Kingdom

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Forced ProximitySlow BurnGodsEnemies to Lovers
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⚠ Physical Assault⚠ Body Horror⚠ Graphic Violence⚠ Grief / Loss⚠ Gaslighting⚠ Child Death⚠ Self-Harm⚠ Death⚠ Emotional Abuse

In a gothic, mist-shrouded kingdom, Sybil is one of six cloistered Diviners who nearly drown themselves nightly to receive visions from six enigmatic beings called Omens. When her fellow Diviners start disappearing, she is forced to leave the only home she has known and team up with a brooding, faith-scorning knight to uncover the truth. What follows is a slow-burn, quest-driven romance layered with dark mythology, found family, and a talking gargoyle who steals every scene he's in. It's a moody, atmospheric tale about deconstructing inherited belief as much as it is a love story.

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