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Fairs' Point
Paperback
FantasyMystery & ThrillerGeneral GLBTQIA Fiction
Publisher: Queen of Swords Press
Published: Nov 7 2024
Pages: 272
Weight: 0.81
Height: 0.57 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Murder, magic and a day at the races...
The City of Astreiant is packed with fair goers for the annual fair and the Dog Moon dog races are one of the main attractions. So a young noble going spectacularly bankrupt in a way that results in rules changes and widespread anger, a couple of suspicious deaths and former soldier Philip Eslingen suddenly finding himself the owner of an unproven racing dog couldn't be happening in a worse conjunction for Adjunct Point Nicolas Rathe. Caught between the laws he must enforce, city politics and his own desire to see justice done, Philip is the only one he can depend on. But Philip is looking for his own place in Astreiant society, something more than being just Nico's leman and unofficial partner in crime-solving. And that might mean leaving Nico behind to become a mercenary again.
Once again, lovers and partners Nico and Philip must navigate magic, murder, love and politics to save their beloved city from itself. Throw in new pet ownership and a job offer for Philip from Prince Coindarel in his new city guard and what more can their stars hold for them? Return to Astreiant for a world and a couple you'll never forget!
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