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Memories of a Future Lost
A Paranormal / Urban Fantasy Novel by Chloe Garner
Book 4 of the Gypsy Queen Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Hidden World Fantasy,
- Royalty,
- Found Family
This book is for you if you're into...
- Paranormal politics with a queen trying to hold her tribe together
- Stories where being mostly dead is just the start of trouble
- Urban fantasy with secret identities and high-stakes leadership
Lange was dead. It was very sad. No, seriously, there were a lot of people who were genuinely upset about it. You were there, weren't you?
The problem is, he wasn't really dead. He was only mostly dead. Abby got involved and Becca saw her moment to correct an old wrong.
So now Lange is living with the Makkai, nominally a hostage against Samantha Angelsword, and Becca is trying to manage the difficulties of a tribe in transition and simultaneously keep Lange hidden from the world of people who are going to be interested to know where he is, now that he isn't dead anymore.
Life was easier, back when Becca wasn't anyone particularly special, but now she's the queen of a tribe of Makkai, and every decision is up to her. She's got to keep everybody together, plus soul in body, for long enough to figure out what's supposed to happen next.
But at least Lange isn't dead.
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