Sheila Masterson

Two kingdoms vying for an ancient power. One witch on the verge of releasing it. But all magic requires an exchange.

Memory Witch, Cecilia, is used to sacrificing for power. She’s exchanged her blood for memories, her pride for respect at court, and her forbidden and unrequited love for her guardian, Rainer, for the sake of her duty. It will all be worth it if she can complete the Gauntlet and release the power of the Lost God.

But when the god of war attacks, sending the two kingdoms from simmering tension to open war, Cecilia and Rainer set out on one final perilous journey. They venture deeper into enemy territory than ever before, aided by a charming hunter who offers Cecilia a glimpse of the adventure and romance she’s always wanted.

As the trio encounters vicious memory-stealing hunters, enchanted illusion forests, and meddling gods who speak in riddles, they draw ever closer to the pinnacle of the Gauntlet, and the sacrifice that Cecilia has been dreading. When faced with the most important magical exchange of her life, Cecilia must choose between her kingdom, and her heart, knowing one will be left irreparably broken.

Perfect for fans of the adventure of Sarah J. Maas’s A Court of Thorns and Roses, the romance in Jennifer Armentrout's From Blood and Ash, and the political intrigue of Danielle Jensen's The Bridge Kingdom, The Lost God is the beginning of an adult fantasy romance series that examines how memories can tie people together and tear them apart.

The Lost God

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This is what love does, she thought as her eyelids grew heavy. It binds you together recklessly, whether you're ready or not.

Love needed no permission to grow roots and bloom

Scars are just reminders of the things we've survived. This is just a sign that you are stronger than the thing that tried to break you, Cece. 

It would have been easy to surrender to the rising tide of panic in her body, but she'd learned long ago that she had to master her fear. Fear was poison. The more she let it in, the less clear her mind would be, the weaker her will would be. It wasn't about ignoring it. Conquering fear meant walking beside it as a constant companion. Her life required it, but beyond that, she remembered what the seer said to her many years before. Only you can decide who fear will make you. The words grounded her in the most tumultuous moments. She refused to let fear make her a coward.

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