Of Kith and Kin

Chronicles of the Threlphax: Book 1

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Supernatural, LGBT Fantasy, Paranormal, Historical, Novels, and Debut

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Violence and Sex

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Of Kith and Kin

Chronicles of the Threlphax: Book 1

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A genre-bending tale of memory, identity, and the family we lose—and find again.

After decades, Tae-soo reunites with his twin sister, Tae-hee. However, Tae-soo is unrecognizable and now goes by the name Kit. At first, Tae-hee doesn't believe a word he says, claiming there is no way he is her deceased twin, until he discloses secrets from their shared past.

Tae-hee introduces Kit to KSH House—a small business that deals in estate sales and antiques—where he meets businessman Sameer Khan and the charismatic Jong-hyun Park. As he settles in with the members of KSH House, Kit's budding friendship with Jong develops into a romance. Fate tests their relationship when the hidden past of Kit and Tae-hee is exposed, linking them to beings of energy called threlphax. Meanwhile, a threat emerges that takes the life of a friend and places the future of KSH House members and threlphax in jeopardy.

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Genres

Supernatural, LGBT Fantasy, Paranormal, Historical, Novels, and Debut

Trigger Warnings

Violence and Sex

Type of Ending

Series

Chronicles of the Threlphax — Book 1

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Publication Date

Sep 18, 2025

Page Length

376 pages

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Author

Drawing from both history and imagination, Laura Lee Dooley crafts stories that bridge the cosmic and the intimate, where energy, consciousness, and connection are at the heart of what it means to be alive. Her series, Chronicles of the Threlphax, is an evocative speculative science fiction exploration of love, memory, and identity across cultures and lifetimes.

Dooley has nearly 40 years of experience as a communication and technology professional at a global research organization and has traveled widely across Europe, Asia, the Americas, and the Caribbean. Her travels and her collaborations with colleagues around the world have become a rich well of inspiration for her writing.