Overview

A Sapphic fantasy romance about a girl with abusive guardians who discovers magic a new family of her own.

Eve has a difficult life with abusive guardians who won't give her any room to grow. To make matters worse, she needs to keep her bisexuality and girlfriend a secret from her religious mother, Barb. But because nothing is easy for the miserable college student, Barb catches Eve kissing her girlfriend and kicks her out of the house on a cold December night.

With nowhere to go, the now-unhoused student wanders around downtown until she stumbles into the shop of a fortune teller named Odessa. The divinity witch offers Eve a truth long kept from Her real name is Aoife, and she comes from a line of powerful druids who keep the balance between man, monsters, and nature.

The newly-awakened druid soon finds herself in the company of a fey guardian named Adrienn, sworn to protect her for all her life and a wolf familiar named Ruad who was once bonded to her father.

But with this new identity comes a dark and tragic history. Aoife also learns her entire druid family was slaughtered by a mysterious necromancer, and he's been searching for the sole survivor of that bloody day. With Adrienn and Ruad guiding her, Aoife will have to learn new magic and walk a risky path that'll put her heart and life in danger.

Of course, the druid will also discover a new family who accepts and loves her as she is. And together, they'll fight to reclaim her destiny from the necromancer that stole everything.

Roving Darkness and the Druid's Destiny is a heartfelt tale about a girl who finds the family she's always wanted and the costs that come along with it. It's full of action, magic, Sapphic romance, tears, and laughs.

About Autumn Wolff

Autumn Wolff is a Mainer, bub. And she’s a woman of few simple interests. When she’s not writing stories about girls kissing each other, Autumn is likely reading stories about girls kissing each other, playing Dungeons and Dragons, running, or watching a movie. She and her wife live near the ocean and consume more pizza than four turtles mutated by ooze. Autumn may not have the biggest living space, and it may never have enough bookshelves, but it’s home.