Helfyre: Agía Sahnta, Book 1

She kills her mother and loses everything—except her will to survive.

Aheia was once a Mithra, a creature of radiant light with immortality running through her veins. But the blood on her hands in the eternally sun-drenched realm of Keloseros is impossible to conceal, and her powerful, abusive family will not forgive what she's done. Fleeing her home costs her more than she bargained for—her powers, her immortality, and nearly her life. She arrives at the border of Aljira, a realm built on death and darkness, as something terrifyingly close to mortal.

And Aljira never opens its doors for free.

To buy seven days of protection within the devil's own kingdom, Aheia surrenders the last thing she has left: her soul. It's a desperate gamble, and she knows it. What she doesn't anticipate is Arioch—the ruthless, magnetic ruler of the Nephilim—who sees in his new, unexpected guest far more than a bargaining chip, even as he makes certain she knows exactly how little power she holds in his world.

This romantasy horror is unapologetically dark, lushly erotic, and wickedly sharp. Two immortal-adjacent beings, one suffocating power imbalance, and a tension that burns hotter than hellfire fill every page of this debut series opener. Aheia came to Aljira to hide from monsters. She never considered she might want to keep one.

Seven days has never felt so dangerously short.