Fate
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Coming September 2026!
She didn't volunteer for this. She was dragged.
One minute Fate is living her quiet, unremarkable life in the Unseen—next, she's been hauled through a boundary she didn't know existed into the In-Between, a realm that's been rotting from the inside out for longer than she's been alive. The man responsible? Malachai. Ancient, dangerous, and running on fumes. He's spent centuries keeping the Zuakoor contained in the dark. He's failing. And the rot is bleeding outward now—past the wards, past the failing rings, straight toward the Unseen. Toward her grandmother. Her best friend. Everyone she left behind.
She is the twelfth Fate. Eleven women came before her. Eleven headstones behind a crumbling fortress called the Ark say exactly how that went.
Malachai doesn't expect her to be any different. He expects her to break. What he doesn't expect is her—blunt, furious, inconveniently difficult to scare, and carrying a magic that hums through the bones of the In-Between like it's been waiting for her specifically.
Staying means learning to trust a man built from centuries of grief, navigating a house that rearranges itself around her, and untangling a pull toward Malachai that is complicated, consuming, and absolutely not straightforward.
Dark, explicit, emotionally raw, and laced with dry humor—Fate: In-Between is for readers who want their fantasy dangerous and their romance even more so.
Book One of the In-Between series.