Immortal’s Spring was released on June 1, 2016. “Molly has woven an intricate and detailed world where ancient gods are reborn in current day students and sets a story of true love and good-against-evil amongst the magnificent backdrop of the Pacific Northwest.” “The series has received a significant amount of positive response from readers and reviewers around the world,” says Michelle Halket, Publisher for Central Avenue Publishing. Retelling the myth of Persephone and Hades as a love story brimming with magic, it spans both the modern day and Bronze Age Greece, presenting the myths in fresh new ways.

Molly Ringle's trilogy of novels, beginning with Persephone's Orchard, now joins this tradition. Greek mythology in particular remains wildly popular in fantasy fiction today, thanks to its colorful range of archetypal characters to learn from, and adventures to enjoy. Fans have been enchanted by this saga of Persephone and Hades, whose ancient love affair is reawakened in the memories of two modern-day youths.ĭownload the press kit for The Chrysomelia Stories seriesįor millennia, myths worldwide have inspired and fascinated humanity.

Two sisters, two men, and a forest full of goblins: it's a midwinter night’s dream.ĭownload the press kit for The Goblins of BellwaterĬentral Avenue Publishing is proud to present Immortal’s Spring, the final book in a trilogy by Seattle author Molly Ringle. Interview: Q&A about Persephone’s Orchard at Reading Lark, July 2013Ĭontact Michelle Halket, publisher at Central Avenue PublishingĬentral Avenue Publishing presents The Goblins of Bellwater, an eerie new paranormal romance by Northwest author Molly Ringle. Video: Molly talks about Persephone’s Orchard and the writing life for “Words, Writers, and West Seattle,' September 2014 Video: Molly talks about the Chrysomelia Stories trilogy at Barnes & Noble for “Words, Writers, and West Seattle” lecture series, September 2016 Video: Molly discusses writing, creativity, the challenges of 2020, and Lava Red Feather Blue in conversation with author Pam Stucky, October 2020 Video: Molly introduces and reads from Lava Red Feather Blue, December 2020 Video: Molly (wears a top hat and) chats with Pacific Northwest authors Margaret Pinard, Jeff Fearnside, and Dora Raymaker, November 2021Īrticle: Lava Red Feather Blue and related queer fantasy titles: Molly’s recs at Interview: Q&A about the relationships in Lava Red Feather Blue at Relationships Are Complicated, January 2022

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