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J. C. Snow (she/her) is a queer fantasy author. Her fantasy worlds are inspired by diverse historical and cultural settings, and her stories always center queer character. She lives with her amazing partner and child in the Bay Area. When not writing she is mostly wishing she could be writing, or wandering around unsupervised at night listening to spotify character playlists.
The Phoenix and the Sword
Series: The Crane Moon Cycle Duology
Series Number: 1
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Blurb: When the woman she loves disappears in blood and fire, Aili will cross through a lost life and forgotten death to find her again.
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Aili Fallon is desperate. Determined to escape her past, she refuses to let anything impede her training as a combat nurse - until the woman she's falling in love with disappears in a tempest of fire, leaving Aili burdened with terrible immortality and destroying fire. Gambling with her own existence, Aili crosses into a spiritual realm in search of her lost love -- the only person that can give her answers. But beneath the life she has known is a life shaped by secrets, and a love that was doomed a thousand years before. And unless Aili discovers the truth, the powers she now bears will destroy her. The Phoenix and the Sword is the first book in the Crane Moon Cycle, a queer epic fantasy novel set in a world of spiritual powers, past lives, and beings of myth and legend. Perfect for those looking for a story of love, loss, and redemption that crosses centuries and worlds.
The Shoreless River
Series: The Crane Moon Cycle Duology
Series Number: 2
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Blurb: Liu Chenguang is determined to free Aili Fallon from the curse that entraps her -- but the only way is to trust the demon who destroyed them both.
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Aili Fallon will never be an ordinary woman again. Immortal, invulnerable to all injury, she is tormented by the pain of her two lives, her spirit entrapped in the demonic array. But Liu Chenguang is no ordinary phoenix, and she carries her final hope for Aili's healing to the Daxian Republic, into a war where neither mortals nor phoenixes are safe. Two million mortal souls lie in the balance as the Sorrowful River devours the land. And to free Aili, Liu Chenguang must trust the demon who destroyed their lives a thousand years before.