Bound in Flame
Lose yourself in the magic of old Hawaii with award-winning author Katherine Kayne . . .
Letty Lang is a suffragist of the most fearless kind, with a bullwhip, big plans, and ancient power she doesn't understand. Will a fast horse and a stubborn man derail her dreams?
Banished to boarding school to tame her wild temper, Leticia Lili'uokalani Lang sails home to Hawaii, bringing her devotion to animals with her. She'll be among the first female veterinarians in history-most remarkable in 1909 when women still cannot vote.
With one mad leap into the ocean to save a horse, Letty sets another destiny in motion. She is a mākāhā, a Gate to the healing fires of the land, her beloved 'aina. Letty must fight to harness the ancient power that lives within her, fueled by her connection to the islands. But the price of power is steep. Her inner flame burns hot-hot enough that her kisses can actually kill, a precarious inconvenience since the horse's owner, Timothy Rowley, lights another kind of fire.
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Kayne delights with a irresistible setting, a swoon-worthy hero and fiery heroine. Add in horses and a touch of magic and you have a book destined for your keeper shelves. You're going to love this one!"
--Susan Mallery, New York Times bestselling author
"I loved this book! Full of feisty characters with big hearts, Bound in Flame is a fun and fast-paced read. Katherine Kayne does a fabulous job of capturing old Hawaii with a little magic thrown in. Add this one to your list."
--Sara Ackerman, USA Today bestselling author
"A perfect companion for your next trip to Hawaii, Kayne weaves history, passion, and fantasy into a tale that flash charges the fire in your soul."
--John Saul, New York Times bestselling author
"Bound in Flame is the best book I've read in ages. It is a world-building fantasy based on and in Hawaii, with significant references to twentieth-century history. A sweeping, luscious story that rang so many of my bells it was a personal twelve-alarm fire, including cowgirls horses, old magic, and suffrage. There is even an author's note about historical research! I can't wait to see more of this world."
--Sue London, Amazon bestselling author of The Haberdasher series
