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I’m the one they’ve been waiting for…
Tick, tick, tick…
He calls himself the Fowler, and this is his Aviary—
a lavish mansion buried deep within an endless wintry forest,
where the wicked elite gather to play their depraved games.
He calls us his Flock—
Me and his three sons, Corvin, Ezio, and Aquillus.
My jailers.
My tormentors.
My salvation.
They hold the keys to my cage.
They keep me sane.
I can’t let this place get to me. I can’t let them into my head.
But when the line between good and evil blurs in this never-ending nightmare—
Who will be left standing?
The girl I was…
Or the Firebird they turned me into.
“There is only one way out of the Aviary, my dear.
Be it by wings or ash.”
Little Bird Lost is the first book in a dark romantic thriller duet inspired by the golden bird/firebird fairytales and folklore. It is NOT fantasy or a literal retelling. It contains mature language, themes, and content that may not be suitable for all readers. Reader discretion is advised. While this book will have a sequel and does tie into another series, it can be enjoyed as a standalone. You do not need to read the Lost Boys duet to read this. Aviary Duet #2 is anticipated to release in 2024.
Genre: Gay Romance
Tick, tick, tick…
He calls himself the Fowler, and this is his Aviary—
a lavish mansion buried deep within an endless wintry forest,
where the wicked elite gather to play their depraved games.
He calls us his Flock—
Me and his three sons, Corvin, Ezio, and Aquillus.
My jailers.
My tormentors.
My salvation.
They hold the keys to my cage.
They keep me sane.
I can’t let this place get to me. I can’t let them into my head.
But when the line between good and evil blurs in this never-ending nightmare—
Who will be left standing?
The girl I was…
Or the Firebird they turned me into.
“There is only one way out of the Aviary, my dear.
Be it by wings or ash.”
Little Bird Lost is the first book in a dark romantic thriller duet inspired by the golden bird/firebird fairytales and folklore. It is NOT fantasy or a literal retelling. It contains mature language, themes, and content that may not be suitable for all readers. Reader discretion is advised. While this book will have a sequel and does tie into another series, it can be enjoyed as a standalone. You do not need to read the Lost Boys duet to read this. Aviary Duet #2 is anticipated to release in 2024.
Genre: Gay Romance
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