After fifteen years in the army, the scarred drow buys a battered ship and sets out to build a life beyond orders, bloodshed and other men’s wars. The Crooked Saint has a leaning mast, questionable repairs and a crew quick to point out that commanding soldiers has taught him very little about keeping a vessel afloat.
His first mate knows him far too well. His navigator has no patience for his certainty. An elven medic and a water nymph are making his carefully guarded heart considerably harder to manage. For a man who can face armed enemies without flinching, accepting help may be the most dangerous part of command.
But the sea offers more than freedom. Pirate waters, treacherous ports and powerful enemies turn a fresh start into a fight to keep his people alive. Strength can win a boarding action. It cannot mend every wound, hold every broken timber together or spare him the cost of caring. If Ronan wants the Saint to become a home, he must learn to trust the people who have chosen to sail beside him.
Set in the Heavens Lost Property universe, A Saint Drowned in Sin is an adult fantasy adventure of brutal action, irreverent humor, found family and a slow-burning romance between three people learning how to choose one another.
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Author Bio:
I’m Logan Reichert, a dark and epic fantasy author from Tennessee. I’ve been a fantasy fan for as long as I can remember, especially when it comes to the darker side of the genre.
My writing started pretty simply. I had a vision, sat down, and started writing. That one idea grew into stories filled with adventure, magic, gods, romance, humor, and the complicated bonds of family.
A lot of my inspiration comes from life lessons, movies, D&D, and video games. I love creating worlds that feel larger than life, but I want the people inside them to still feel real. My characters have flaws, make mistakes, struggle with their choices, and don’t always know the right thing to do.
At the heart of my writing is one simple belief, characters should feel like real people, flaws and all.
At the end of the day, I’m just a lifelong fantasy fan who finally decided to start building some worlds of my own.
