The Fisherman's Daughter
About this audiobook
Sold into slavery and unwilling to accept her fate, Meiri escapes and flees into the forbidden woods. The elf prince finds her. Obsessed by a secret glamour he can’t control, he breaks all his people’s taboos to possess her. But desire makes slaves of its owners, and once more unwilling to submit to fate, she uses the prince as her instrument of vengeance even as she negotiates for her freedom.
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The Ahmbren Chronicles is a spiritual fantasy epic that explores mature themes featuring elements of romance, the supernatural, horror, social issues, religion, and a dash of science-fiction. It interweaves the complexity of life into a mythological backdrop, to include faith vs. skepticism, sexual identity vs. sexual conformity, ambition vs. compassion, and balancing the needs of family vs. the needs of the world.
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About the author
K. Scott Lewis has always had a passion for telling fantasy stories, but stopped writing for a time after graduation and the events of 9/11. He started writing again in 2010 as a means to pass the time during deployments to Afghanistan. His passion for world mythology, combined with overseas military service from Korea and Japan to Belgium and Afghanistan, has inspired depth in his fantasy world building, and Ahmbren has grown into an obsessive passion during his free time. K. Scott Lewis is the creator and author of The Ahmbren Chronicles books:
Myth and Incarnation (Novel)
When Dragons Die:
- Lightfall (Volume 1) (Novel)
- Covenant (Volume 2) (Novel)
- The Tides of Artalon (Volume 3) (Novel)
The God Who Lived:
- Through Rose-Colored Goggles (Volume 1) (Novel)
- The Clockwork Goddess (Volume 2) (Novel)
Complete Me (Short Story)
The Fisherman’s Daughter (Novella)
