The Light Bringer

 An upper YA Romantasy with an enemies to lovers romance and a shadow daddy.

Book Title: The Light Bringer, by L. L. Hunter

Genre: Fantasy Romance

Release Date: 30th of April, 2025

Where to Buy It: Author Website with all the links

From the Blurb:

Mitchi thought spotting a wyvern in the forest would be the most pulse-pounding moment of her life. Until, that same wyvern attacked her tiny village. Left orphaned in the wake of the violence, Mitchi sets out to avenge her mother and the other townsfolk who paid the ultimate price. 

 Unfortunately, this particular wyvern is unique. It has taken a liking to Mitchi, and will stop at nothing to get to her. Forced into a fight for her life, she uncovers a magic power she didn’t know she had. Harnessing this newfound ability may be her only hope if she seeks to maintain her freedom. 

 Ryland is a prince with a bad reputation and a dark secret all his own. He alone knows why the wyrvern sightings in the surrounding villages have increased. When Ryland stumbles across Mitchi, he sees her as the antidote to his plethora of problems. Unfortunately, the pair got off to an unforgivably volatile start… 

The Light Bringer is the enticing first book in a brand new series penned by the author of the fan-favorite Midnight Ball Series and beloved  Nephilim Universe.

About the Author:

L.L. Hunter is an Australian Indie author who has published over 50 books to date. She loves good wine, animals and true crime documentaries.

More About L. L. Hunter:

How long does it take you to write a book? How long does each stage of the process usually take?

Drafting takes about two months, editing/ revising takes a few days.

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What is your favourite type of character to write?

Villains with a redeeming quality.

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What do you do when you find yourself in a bit of a writing rut? Is there any strategy you find works for you to help the words start flowing again?

This usually means i need a break so i give my brain a rest and read, watch tv or movies and refill the creative well.

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Do you mine your own life for ideas, settings and/or characters?

In a way there’s bits of me in Mitchi, otherwise it’s a totally imagined world with settings and characters that came to me in a dream.

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What's next for your writing?

My next release is Til Death, the final book the Summervale world. About the daughter of a serial killer who’s an amateur sleuth turned PI. Coming Feb 28. Followed by The Light Bringer on April 30. I’ll then be working on the rest of the books in the Light Bringer saga. I’m also working on a non- fiction book for authors.