Into the Otherworld follows Grier Walsh, a young writer who is desperately searching for something to ground her when she falls head first into the mythic fae realm of the Otherworld and is forced to remold her view of the world, the stories she once loved, and herself as she fights to find a way home—even if it means breaking her own heart in the process.
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Who Is ITO For?
This book is for people who read A Court of Thorns and Roses and wished for deeper exploration of the queer narratives and kept waiting for the Night Court to deconstruct the brutal power structures embedded within. It’s for people who loved the setting and romance of Outlander, but who struggled against the gratuitous violence.
It’s for people who love magic and myth and legend, and long to see themselves in those stories.
Why Should You Care?
On the surface, this novel, and the two planned to follow, are about love and magic and self-discovery—all the ingredients for a beloved fantasy series.
But if you dig beneath that entertaining surface, together we will explore themes of identity, long-standing power struggles and the lasting consequences they create. ITO is more than fantasy. It grapples with myth and reality in equal parts and pushes readers to question what they've taken for granted.
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