Published: July 28, 2011
Words: 5,662 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781465746757

Short description

A short story about a fierce guardian, a jealous god and a very human love...

Extended description

Bittan must choose between the power a dangerous, jealous god offers her and the very fragile love of a human man. And she must choose quickly, before the god destroys him.

A short story.

Tags

romance, adventure, god, fantasy, gothic, montreal, gargoyle, guardian, chimera, chimere

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Review by: Twisted Root Publishing on Sep. 24, 2011 :
Marcelle Dube's interesting fantasy story sets Bittan, the daughter of a high priestess of an ancient god in a the modern city of Montreal. The God expects Bittan's obediance and love, and has set a Chimere (gargoyle) to protect her. Unfortunately that protection also keeps Bittan sacrosanct for the God. But a modern woman can't really be expected to cleave only to stone, so a fledgling romance places her lover in danger. The final poignant scenes of this story actually made me a little misty eyed as I made the choice with her. I mean who wants to kill your lover? But who wants to kill a God?
(reviewed the day of purchase)

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