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by Molly Ringle (Author)
A runaway witch, a cursed actor, and a magical theatre troupe full of sequins and secrets--this cozy, queer fantasy takes the stage with romance, rebellion, and fae-fueled drama.
When Vai Delvecchio leaves their home in the night, fleeing a family scandal, they knock on the door of the least likely but most alluring of sanctuaries: the traveling Quicksand Theatre Company. Actor Leo Takahashi--a.k.a. Leonidas the Obstreperous--grants Vai a bed in his caravan in exchange for Vai's magical assistance in theatrical productions. Vai finds their respectable, dignified life transformed into a whimsical world of sequins, makeup, and irreverent comedy sketches. In the caravan's close quarters, it's inevitable that Leo and Vai grow curious about each other, a feeling that blossoms into mutual desire. But trouble waits in the wings. Vai has to face the fallout of their family's mistakes, and Leo guards a somber secret: soon, an unbreakable deal he made with a malevolent faery will take effect, destroying his freedom and potentially his life. Yet it may be in the darkest lairs of the fae realm, and in the painful longing of separation, that Vai and Leo each find the truth that makes them whole again. All the books in the Eidolonia series are standalone! Lava Red Feather Blue Ballad for Jasmine Town The Quicksand Theatre CompanyAuthor Biography
Molly Ringle was one of the quiet, weird kids in school, and is now one of the quiet, weird writers of the world. For as long as she can remember, from elementary school libraries to university anthropology courses to the deliciously imaginative niches of online fandom, she's been passionately drawn to queer literature and other works that challenge and reshape cultures. She's into folklore, fantasy, mythology, mild rainy climates, gardens, chocolate, tea, and perfume (or really anything that smells good). Though she made up occasional imaginary realms in her Oregon backyard while growing up, Eidolonia is her first full-fledged fictional country. Molly currently lives in Seattle with her husband, kids, corgi, and a lot of moss.
