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A Kingdom of Air and Duty
A Fantasy Novel by Liz Cain
Book 1 of the Portals of Science and Magic Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Urban Fantasy,
- Portal Fantasy,
- Fae,
- Science Fantasy,
- Romantic Fantasy
This book is for you if you're into...
- Urban fantasy where science collides with fae magic
- Unlikely alliances between scientists and mysterious magical beings
- Slow-burn romance with high stakes and supernatural danger
A scientist's assistant. A portal to a new world. A strange male she never should have met.
Venture into the unknown with Rebecca, the brilliant assistant to renowned physicist Howard Bristol, as they open a portal to the fae realm. When the portal explodes and leaves behind a mystery creature, Rebecca must shelter this unusual being, known as Kaval.
In a race against time, Kaval and Rebecca desperately seek a way to send him back before he attracts dangerous attention. As a malevolent presence hunts the newcomer, threatening their every move, Rebecca finds herself entangled in a battle not only against their adversaries but also against the irresistible pull of this enigmatic stranger.
Journey through a spellbinding urban fantasy where the lines between science and magic blur, and the power of friendship and love become the ultimate weapons against the encroaching darkness.
Prepare to be swept away by an epic tale of two beings who should never have met.
with Liz Cain “ I write fast-paced urban fantasy with a hint of romance and found family vibes. These books are fade to black, but full of tension and steam. ”
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