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In the kingdom of Riocht na Meon, magic is forbidden-and those who wield it are hunted. The First Order's armies scour the land for druids, elemental mages who once walked in harmony with nature.
Sorcha, a seamstress raised in comfort within the outer districts, has always been content with her quiet life with her closest friend, Fiona. But when her world begins to unravel, Sorcha's peaceful existence shatters. Fiona, daughter of a farmer and servant in the royal keep's kitchens, works tirelessly to provide for her family. Bound by duty and loyalty, she never imagined her life would change-until she receives an unexpected offer of marriage that could upend everything. And Nemain-the Reaper-haunts the shadows. A feared druid cloaked in mystery, her name alone sends tremors through the kingdom. Few know her story. Less survive her shadows touch.
As secrets twist through the royal court and rebellion brews in the kingdom, these women's paths collide in ways that will alter not only their own fates but the fate of the Riocht na Meon.
Rich with Celtic-inspired mythology, elemental druid magic, forbidden love, and courtly intrigue, Dawn of the Raven is a sweeping queer fantasy where identity is not questioned. Perfect for readers of dark fantasy, slow-burn romance, and anyone longing for immersive worlds where queerness is at the heart of the story.
