The Sins of Silas

He built his entire identity on hatred for witches — and then he found one wearing the face of the woman he never stopped loving.

Silas La'Rune has earned his brutal title. Across the dark realm of Tovagoth, they call him the Slayer of Witches, and he wears that name like armor, forged from grief and rage over the losses that hollowed him out years ago. His mother. His first love, Lena Daelyra — or so he believed. When a raid on a mage village strips away that conviction, Silas comes face to face with a truth that threatens to unravel everything: Lena is alive, powerful, and exactly the kind of creature he's sworn to destroy.

She isn't thrilled to see him either.

But with a tyrannical king tightening his iron grip on Otacia and a malevolent necromancer raising something ancient and catastrophic from the shadows, Silas and Lena have no choice but to fight side by side. Every stolen glance between them carries the weight of a shared history neither can afford to revisit — passionate, devastating, and unfinished in ways that make the current danger feel almost manageable by comparison.

This dark romantasy blends second-chance heartbreak with paranormal tension, horror-laced stakes, and a love story that refuses to stay buried no matter how many times both of them try to kill it.

Some sins, it turns out, are far too sweet to confess.