Curse Carved in Ink

A dazzling standalone romantasy debut steeped in Chinese vampire folklore with a delicious queer love triangle

Häftad, Engelska, 2027

269 kr

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A dazzling standalone romantasy debut steeped in Chinese vampire folklore with a delicious queer love triangle, for fans of She Who Became the Sun and Daughter of the Moon Goddess.'A luscious, compelling debut’ SHELLEY PARKER-CHAN‘A beautiful and haunting story of love in all its forms’ M. STEVENSON'Tzeyi Koay’s debut is vivid, heartfelt and deeply romantic’ VANESSA LEN Zhenya dreams of escaping her family’s dusty antiquarian bookstore, but when her grandmother dies, Zhenya learns the hidden truth about her family: they are cursed with a vampiric affliction. The Jiangshi’s Claw lives in Zhenya’s blood, whispering and controlling her, and then ultimately forcing her to kill the person she loves most: her best friend Shuhua.But death isn’t the end for the pair. Dragged into the Chinese underworld, Zhenya is confronted by two unforgettable immortals – a brooding judge of hell and a dangerously charming goddess of death. They offer her one impossible chance at redemption: to save Shuhua’s soul, Zhenya must descend through the ten brutal layers of Diyu and survive a series of trials, facing monsters, gods and the curse that still owns her. Will Zhenya find the strength needed to survive, or will she succumb to the age-old curse that has plagued her family for generations?

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2027-02-02
Mått153 x 234 x undefined mm
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor336
FörlagSimon & Schuster Ltd
ISBN9781398553972

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Tzeyi Koay is a Chinese Malaysian lawyer turned fantasy writer. She studied psychology before earning her Juris Doctor at the University of Melbourne. Her stories are inspired by Chinese mythology and her family’s folk traditions. Raised in a rural village in Malaysia, she moved to Melbourne for boarding school at sixteen. When she isn’t writing, she can be found tending to her ever-growing collection of books and plants. You can connect with her online @TzeyiKoay.