Promise
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4.5 • 2 Ratings
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- $2.99
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Publisher Description
Being stuck on the mortal world sucks. Being stuck on earth without powers, utterly chafes. He will have to grovel to his goddess to go home, that is when she decides his penance is done. Lord Gawain is not impressed with waking up on earth, but if Danu wants an apology she will get one. Eventually. No matter if he's actually sorry or not. Which he isn't, of course.
That is until he meets Kitty, a brave and beautiful mechanic caught in the middle of a vicious turf war.
He can't live forever on the mortal world, but that apology that will get him home? He can't say it. Not any more. Not if it means abandoning the woman who has roused his long withered soul to life.
An age ago, Lord Gawain swore to serve the goddess, but how can he choose between his promise to the goddess and the tempting promise of sweet mortal love?
Customer Reviews
Ethan & Kitty
Ethan Davies wakes up in the mortal realm in front of a mechanic’c garage. He knows that Ethan is not his real name but it is the only name he remembers. He remembers having a disagreement with the goddess Danu. This must be his punishment. He has no powers and his horse Nineve is a motorcycle. He slowly remembers his name is Gawain and he is the immortal knight of famine and pestilence. He meets Kitty Sullivan the owner of the garage. She is in trouble. Apparently her grandfather owes money and the hoodlums want it now. Ethan and Kitty are attracted to each other. Ethan is afraid of hurting her because of his pestilence power. Why was Ethan (Gawain) thrown to earth by Danu? I was given for review a four chapter preview of this book. I will have to read the rest of book to find out. The story was easy to read and held my interest. The premise of the story is good. I received a free preview from storyoriginapp and I am voluntarily leaving a review.
Loved
The storyline flowed easily throughout the pages and held my attention to the tend. The characters are engaging and made the storylines one to read.
I received a copy and am voluntary leaving my honest review.