Asiri and the Amaru (Pisqu Sweet and Sour, #1)

by Natalia Hernandez

For my mother, who taught me so much about my ancestors and my culture. Gracias. … (Just don’t read Chapter 17. Or 19. Or … you know what? I’ll send you your own copy!) Content Warnings This is an adult fantasy novel and contains romantic and sexual interactions between consenting (and enthusiastic!) adults. Please read responsibly. Additional content warnings include: Injured animals (NO animal cruelty and NO animals die in this book—except for some fish which are eaten by another animal, and a few insects. Non-graphic.) Magic/supernatural abilities Earthquakes (No deaths occur) Tsunami (No deaths occur) Contents 1. Chapter 1 2. Chapter 2 3. Chapter 3 4. Chapter 4 5. Chapter 5 6. Chapter 6 7. Chapter 7 8. Chapter 8 9. Chapter 9 10. Chapter 10 11. Chapter 11 12. Chapter 12 13. Chapter 13 14. Chapter 14 15. Chapter 15 16. Chapter 16 17. Chapter 17 18. Chapter 18 19. Chapter 19 20. Chapter 20 21. Chapter 21 22. Chapter 22 23. Chapter 23 24. Chapter 24 25. Chapter 25 26. Chapter 26 27. Chapter 27 28. Chapter 28 Paloma and the Prince of Pisqu Acknowledgements About the Author Chapter 1 Asiri Assembling a condor, a cougar, and a snake in a singular location was a complicated endeavor on a good day. The task was infinitely more difficult, however, when the three happened to hate one other. Kuntur, the condor, remained convinced that—given the first opportunity—Puma the cougar would eat him. Which was, of course, just what Katari the serpent feared that Kuntur would do to her. An...

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