Daughter of the Hunt (Oath of Fire)

A sapphic romantasy reimagining of the myth of Iphigenia and Artemis. Iphigenia Pelops has devoted her life to serving her family. As the eldest child, this is both her responsibility and her only means of protecting them against a family curse. When Artemis, Queen of the Court of the Wild, demands a sacrifice from the Pelops family in exchange for her blessing during a dangerous power struggle, Iphigenia becomes the obvious choice. Artemis is disturbed to discover that Iphigenia's family offered her without her consent. To make amends, Artemis takes Iphigenia as her disciple and teaches her the ways of the hunt. As they grow closer, romantic feelings develop between them. However, Iphigenia cannot abandon her siblings, who remain cursed by the family's misfortune. Freeing them will demand a significant sacrifice.