The Books.

Juno's just your average quirky archaeologist — with a backpack full of peanut butter, a hellhound named Gus, and an unhealthy obsession with axolotls. But when she pokes around a cave full of ancient rubble (as one does), she accidentally becomes the owner of something she never wanted: a shadow god's soul.

Cursed and banished by the Celestials, he was condemned to serve mortals for eternity — the ultimate humiliation for an immortal. Now he's bound to protect her, whether he likes it or not.

The problem? She can feel his emotions. Every. Single. One.

He's had other soul holders before, but he's never felt theirs. She's different. And the longer they're bonded, the harder it becomes to ignore what's growing between them — or why she's the first mortal to break through thirteen thousand years of immortal brooding.

Perfect for fans of K.F. Breene and Lauren Dawes.

Juno's had a rough few weeks. She accidentally bonded herself to a shadow god, discovered she's his fated mate, and now the universe expects her to just stop being human. Cool. She'll casually re-evaluate her entire existence over coffee.

But there's no time for an existential spiral — because two Celestial factions are mobilising for war, and Tarak is the weapon they both want. A morally grey djinn with devastating cheekbones keeps collecting artefacts and sending love letters. And the vampire king who just knelt at Tarak's feet? He's offered sanctuary — inside a court where the library rearranges itself, the forest holds grudges, and a cursed spirit named Gerald only screams on Tuesdays.

Tarak would tear apart the cosmos to protect her. Juno would pack seventeen notebooks, a jar of peanut butter, and march straight into danger with Gus the hellhound at her heels and a plan that's mostly vibes.

The bond is pulling them closer. The world is falling apart around them. And the only way to survive what's coming might mean Juno stops being human altogether.

Perfect for fans of K.F. Breene and Jaymin Eve.

Juno's made her choice. She wants the bond. She wants Tarak. She wants forever — even if forever means becoming something she doesn't fully understand yet.

But completing the bond comes with a price. And the line between freedom and eternal servitude is thinner than either of them wants to admit.

Two Celestial factions are closing in. The war that's been brewing for millennia is finally here. And the one person Juno needs to make this work? The last person she ever expected to drag into the supernatural world.

He's spent thirteen thousand years surviving alone. She's spent thirty-one years avoiding phone calls from her mother. Somehow, the second thing might be harder.

The war is here. The bond is waiting. And Juno's about to find out what she's really made of.

Perfect for fans of K.F. Breene and Jaymin Eve.