Even in Death: The Fragile Divine, Book 2

Hell has a new warden, and he's devastatingly beautiful.

Trapped in the bleak, soul-crushing realm of Moros, Finnian has one goal: find his father and make things right. But standing between him and salvation is Cassian—the High God of Death and Curses—and Cassian isn't the type to let old enemies walk free without extracting something in return.

Cassian wants the location of a mythical weapon capable of killing gods. Finnian wants out. Neither is willing to bend. So Cassian does what any ruthless deity does when negotiation fails—he curses Finnian's soul, turning their centuries-long rivalry into a desperate countdown. Every moment Finnian resists, another piece of him erodes. Every moment they're forced together, the line between hatred and something far more dangerous grows impossibly thin.

This dark romantasy sequel delivers everything readers loved in book one and then twists the knife deeper. The enemies-to-lovers tension between Finnian and Cassian crackles with years of resentment, wounded pride, and the kind of electric antagonism that makes you hold your breath waiting for everything to shatter. Add a generous streak of dark humor threading through the horror, and Even in Death becomes exactly the kind of read you cancel your plans for.

With sanity fracturing, fates intertwining, and a god-killing weapon somewhere in the shadows, the real question isn't who wins this war.

It's whether either of them will survive what they're becoming to each other.