Snake's Kin: A Freelancers Novel

Written by Lee Isserow

Narrated by Lee Isserow

He knew his love was cursed, but that didn't stop him falling for her...

Something has been biding its time, waiting for its inevitable release. As Rafe and Ana's relationship progresses to the next level, it's freed and will wreak vengeance.

It's going to lay down judgement on the two of them. And the scales are balanced in its favor.

Rafe's secrets will finally be out, and he will have to confess everything in the hope that Ana will forgive him. Because if it rules against them, it's not only their love that will pay the price....

Ana's life will be forfeit.

Snake's Kin is a twisting and turning urban fantasy thriller that will captivate fans of Emily R. King, K. F. Breene, Dannika Dark, and Neil Gaiman.

An Author's Republic audio production.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Author's Republic
• Release date: Jan 4, 2018
• ISBN: 9781518989896

Lee Isserow

Lee Isserow is an award-winning comedy writer and filmmaker, with over fifteen years spent trawling the back streets and dark alleys of the entertainment industry. He's pretty sure he has some traits of autism, because he's been constantly working and obscenely prolific for the entire duration, writing over a hundred screenplays, many of which he's adapting into forthcoming books, because very few people are willing to turn them into movies. For now. He lives in Liverpool, England because he accidentally bought a house there. He's not quite sure how that happened - but assumes part of that is because he used to drink a lot.

Reviews for Snake's Kin

[Samantha Drake · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

Anna suggests there's no harm in people getting raped as punishment for being pickup artists. She's been blasé about killing baddies in the past, which I shrugged off as shallow character work for a pulpy monster of the week series since I'm down for cheesiness amidst a unique magic system and the curiosity that is Rafe. But for someone like Anna who has been violated before to suggest that using it as a punishment is in some way okay... and for Rafe to not immediately shut her down... who are we rooting for in this book? Because it clearly isn't them.