Gemini Gemini: A Dark Urban Fantasy Romance (Kindred Series #1)
About the Book
A dark urban fantasy romance rooted in astrology, power, and fate—when the stars align, lives unravel.
Cast out of a toxic relationship, Piper DiMezzio finds herself spiraling into an even darker reality—one full of violence, secrets and supernatural bonds. Plagued by erratic mood swings, cryptic visions, and flashes of a night she can’t remember, it’s all she can do to keep her sanity. As she struggles in her search for answers, her treacherous thoughts keep returning to Trey Wilder. A man she barely knows, yet feels impossibly drawn to.
When Piper and Trey cross paths again, it’s anything but coincidence. Threatened by gangsters and pursued by worse, they find themselves thrust into an ancient conflict of cosmic proportions. Caught in the crossfire, they must choose their allegiances wisely or risk being swept away by the chaos. But the deeper they go, the more they realize that the truth is a carefully crafted illusion—one that could cost them far more than their lives.
With the betrayals mounting and no one left to trust, Piper and Trey have only each other. But in a world where power is currency and destiny a battleground, that may not be enough.
Perfect for fans of Crescent City, the Hidden Legacy series, and astrology-driven romantasy, Gemini Gemini blends supernatural intrigue, high-stakes suspense, and fiery romance in a gritty urban world brimming with hidden power.
Praise for Gemini Gemini:
“Overall I’m really excited about the Eighth House potential and getting to know some of the characters more. I really started to get into the story by the second half of the book.”
“The entire idea of the book is something different and I love that so much. I’ve never read anything quite like it, and that’s what kept me glued to the page.”
“Even though this isn't my usual genre, I enjoyed this much more than expected. Piper and Trey were both complicated characters... sometimes I liked them and other times I couldn't stand them. I was fascinated and really enjoyed things when we started to learn more about the changes they were going through. It was an interesting twist and really made the middle and end of the book go very quickly.”