To Be Worshipped, To Be Worshipped

Disabled, socially shunned, and, most unfortunately, female, Elethea Abbott felt her life was over at age 18. Forced into an unwanted engagement and completely isolated, Elethea's only source of reprieve was retreating further into her faith. That is, until Isolde Landry entered her life. Despite her charmed life and high position within the church, Isolde has no use for faith. She does, however, have use for Elethea. As for Elethea? Well, she had no other options. To Be Worshipped is an exploration of misogyny, faith, and queer identity, all delivered through the veil of fantasy.