Flock
Nineteen-year-old Cecelia Horner takes a job at her estranged father's manufacturing empire in the small town of Triple Falls, North Carolina, trading a year of her life for a promised inheritance. She expects boredom. Instead she meets Sean — easy, charming, magnetic — and through him the quieter, more dangerous Dominic, two men bound by secrets and a matching raven tattoo.
Drawn into their tight-knit circle, Cecelia falls into an intense, unconventional love with both, even as she begins to sense that Sean and Dominic answer to something far larger and darker than herself. The deeper she goes, the more she learns about the town, her father's company, and the hidden brotherhood moving beneath it all.
The first book in Kate Stewart's Ravenhood trilogy, Flock is a slow-burning, morally grey dark romance about desire, loyalty, and the cost of the truth.
A young woman working off a year at her estranged father's company who is pulled into a dangerous, hidden world.
The charismatic man who first draws Cecelia into the Ravenhood's circle.
The guarded, intense member of the brotherhood who becomes central to Cecelia's story.
This is the first installment of the Ravenhood trilogy, which continues in the books Exodus and The Finish Line.
The narrative concludes with a significant cliffhanger that is intended to be resolved in the subsequent books of the trilogy.
The narrative utilizes a dual-timeline structure, alternating between the protagonist's experiences at age nineteen and her perspective as a twenty-six-year-old.