Daughter of the Hunt

A lush, haunting reimagining of the myth Iphigenia and Artemis, sure to enchant readers of Katee Robert and Rebecca Kinney n When a Goddess falls for her sacrifice, can their love survive? n n Iphigenia Pelops lives only to serve her family. As the eldest child, it is her responsibility and privilege--as well as the only safeguard against the family curse. So when Artemis, queen of the Court of the Wild, demands a sacrifice from the Pelops in exchange for her blessing in a dangerous power struggle, Iphigenia is the natural choice. n n However, Artemis is horrified when she learns that Iphigenia's family offered Iphigenia without her consent. As recompense, she takes Iphigenia as her disciple and teaches her the ways of the hunt--and soon, the ways of the body, as feelings blossom between them. n n Only Iphigenia cannot forget her precious siblings, doomed to misfortune by the Pelops curse--and freeing them will require a terrible cost. n nn