Threads That Bind (Threads That Bind, #1)

by Kika Hatzopoulou

they treated her like a child, so like a child she behaved.

The moira-born always came in three, like the Moirae, the goddesses of Fate, themselves. The firstborn was the spinner, who could weave new threads. The second was the drawer; she could elongate or shorten a thread, intensifying or weakening the corresponding feeling. And the youngest was the cutter, able to cut whatever thread she desired, even life-threads.

Bianca Rossi’s office was as flamboyant