Folkloric - Karenza Grant

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Résumé :
Karenza Grant writes fun and feisty urban fantasy with plenty of humour and a little slow-burn romance. Her early years in Cornwall were largely the source of her fascination with all things mysterious. She lived below a hill reputed to be the Cornish residence of the Unseelie Court, and the local myths got their claws in. Now she's inspired by a broad range of creators from Jim Henson, Arthur Rackham, and Olivier de Marliave, to a whole host of amazing authors on the urban fantasy scene. Currently, she's enjoying weaving her love of France into page-turning stories. She has three black cats known as The Three Guardians, and a crazy lab x spaniel who is just about the only thing that can extract Karenza from her writing desk-if the pooch isn't walked, the legions of hell will be released....

Biographie:
Karenza Grant writes folklore-inspired fantasy of all kinds with delectable slow-burn romance.Her early years in Cornwall were largely the source of her fascination with all things mysterious. She lived below a hill reputed to be the Cornish residence of the Unseelie Court, and the local myths got their claws in. Now she's inspired by a broad range of creators, from Jim Henson and Arthur Rackham to a whole host of amazing contemporary authors.She has three black cats known as The Three Guardians, and a crazy lab x spaniel who is just about the only thing that can extract Karenza from her writing desk-if the pooch isn't walked, the legions of hell will be released.Find Karenza at www.karenzagrant.com. Subscribe to her mailing list for the latest news....

Sommaire:

Where the fae and human realms meet...

Same old sleepy small-town France. I spend my days serving patisserie badly to the outlandish crowd at the caf?, and writing folklore research papers that will never, ever be published.

That's until my clanger of a drunken hookup with the town's hot new doctor, who turns into a hideous drac and eats Grampi's favourite goat. Oh, and not to mention, a troop of ragtag fae storms my home, a fatal illness devastates the town, and a fae curse threatens Grampi's life.

I may be having trouble accepting this new and delightful side of reality, but my knowledge of folklore means I have a shot at sorting this whole mess out before the town and everything I love is destroyed. The only thing is, I'll have to work with the devious, scumbag doctor (he's still picking goat out of his teeth). And he just might be the biggest challenge of all.

With flawed characters and strong emotional arcs, the Folkloric series weaves a beguiling hidden fae world with epic stakes, all the feels and delectable series-wide, slow-burn romance. The chosen one and the perfect hero were so traumatised by the goblins, they upped and left for another book.