TO THE RAVENS
A stranger β an outcast β a secret plot... Could you fool them without making the whole city want to kill you?
Rejected by her clan, Akantha has few options. In the Roman lunar colonies, where people are winged and there are rumors of barbarians beyond the city walls, she knows to keep her head down and not hope for a great destiny β or anything beyond what the gods, the Romans, or her city allow a mere woman.
But then, a stranger enters her life, Alexandros the Peregrine, a mysterious golden prophet. He claims he can make the city his β and hers β with just their wits. He speaks as if the Romans can't hurt them. And as for the gods? He's about to make a god of his very own.
With humor, romance, and biting emotion, Akantha's story unfolds. Alexandros will change her life forever. Is he a savior who will bring her freedom, or is he a force far too dangerous for her to fall in love with?
Just a quick sketch of Akantha done with some blue tones. She looks a little disheveled and disreputable, which she's earned.

















