Unlike the earlier books (Dheghōm, Erwā and Bhéwonom), Bhrēwā is a novel that you can tell is a novel. It's the first of a new series, Dheghōm Matters (as opposed to Matters Dheghōm, which was the first series). It's stand-alone, but it would perhaps help if you've read the three books in the Matters Dheghōm trilogy.
You can obtain it from:
Amazon UK in print https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1915964083;
Amazon UK for Kindle https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FL183JRC;
Amazon US in print https://www.amazon.com/dp/1915964083;
It'll also be available here once it's passed through the system:
Amazon US for Kindle https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FL183JRC.
It's registered with KindleUnlimited, so you can read it for free if you subscribe to that.
Oh, here's the blurb:
A pair of investigators go missing.
A frightened young woman commits three murders.
A forbidden visitor appears unexpectedly.
A poet finds herself on a semi-tropical island.
A son lies to his dying mother.
The fate of reality is bound to that of three ... well they see themselves as young men.
Continuing the hidden truths revealed in the Matters Dheghōm trilogy, Bhrēwā follows the exploits of the enigmatic yet cheerful Muses as they battle to protect the world they have shaped while vainly hoping to satisfy their desperate reason for shaping it.
The observation that none of this has persuaded you to buy it attests to my uselessness at self-publicity.
