Love and Decay, Episode One by Rachel Higginson

Repd by Tamar Rydzinski Context Literary Book Recs. While her future crumbles around her, Ivy will go to extreme lengths to free herself from her glass prison-or drown trying. Hang out with me on Amazon, Substack, and my socials.

With the help of Ryder Sutton, her closest friend, she will fight against fate, against the expectations of her society and against the desires of a monster that will do anything to possess her.Īnd through it all she will deny her feelings for the one person she loves more than anything in order to protect him. Ivy doesn’t want any part of her world or the people that demand so much of her. And Nix, her godfather and god of the sea, believes she belongs to him. Her mother believes she is the key to ultimate power in their Greek circle. The Fates believe she is the symbol of a new era. Stronger than any of the Siren’s before her, Ivy’s attraction alludes to a prophecy that could mean the rebirth of Greek gods and goddesses for our modern time.

Sirens, like herself, use men for money, power and status but she has the greatest gift of all.

No part of my premises is pleasanter than Till the magic cloud - wall riven, school - boy. I fell in love with Eastern Europe, Paris, Indian Food and the beautiful beaches of Sri Lanka. In Ivy Pierce’s world, Greek mythology is reality. Thus, one generation allow the work to speak for itself. Rachel Higginson was born and raised in Nebraska, but spent her college years traveling the world.

Love and Decay, Episode One by Rachel Higginson