Korian and Lucy: A Cult of the Cat Short Story (Part II) By Zoe Kalo

NOTE TO READERS**:

Korian and Lucy: Part II is NOT a novel. It is a companion short story (about 9,000 words) to Daughter of the Sun (Cult of the Cat Book 1). It is meant to be read AFTER Daughter of the Sun and "Korian and Lucy Part I," otherwise you won't get the full meaning or references to characters.

Genre: YA Fantasy

Part II Blurb:

It’s January on the Island of Cats and Lucy is secretly pregnant. Her love for Korian is as invincible as ever. Together, they experience the magic of their baby’s movement for the first time.

But the raging Marmara waters and stormy skies match the turbulent state of Lucy’s soul. Isis continues to haunt her dreams. Her aunt’s new ruby ring sends a chill of suspicion up her spine. Scorpions crawl on the edge of her mind… Could Korian be right? Was her aunt involved in his mother’s death?

When Lucy is forced to reveal her pregnancy, she discovers she’s not the only one with news, for her mother and her aunt both have astonishing revelations of their own…

In a world that wants to pull them apart, Korian and Lucy must do everything in their power to stay together.

Review

Part II of the Korian and Lucy story brings to the fore the events that happened around Trinity's birth. The story reveals the other side of the Trinity's grandmother, and her relationship with Lucy. What comes as shocking is the revelation about the father of Ara. This actually sounds quite complicated, and maybe the future books in the series may throw some light. A great conclusion to the Prequel of the awesome series. Eagerly awaiting the second book of the Cult of the Cat, with much more detailed information on the three goddesses, and ... I can't help but spill the most important revelation at the end of the novella, Trinity is not a single child as we believe her to be.

About the Author 

A certified bookworm and ailurophile, Zoe Kalo has always been obsessed with books and reading. Reading led to writing—compulsively. No surprise that at 16, she wrote her first novel, which her classmates read and passed around secretly. The pleasure of writing and sharing her fantasy worlds has stayed with her, so now she wants to pass her stories to you with no secrecy—but with lots of mystery…. 

Zoe has had the good fortune of living on 3 continents, learning 4 languages, and experiencing a multicultural life. Currently, she’s working on a Master’s degree in Comparative Literature, which she balances between writing, taking care of her clowder of cats, and searching for the perfect bottle of pinot noir. She lives and writes in Belgium.