Lyssaria has walked the earth for centuries, feeding on the wicked and sheltering the broken. Some call her death. Some call her salvation.
But when a winged male steps out of shadow and into her sanctuary, hunger threatens to unmake her resolve. He offers more than passion; he offers recognition, a bond that could bring her to her knees. She is torn between vengeance and desire and the cost may be her soul.
Now Lyssaria must choose: surrender to a love that could devour her, or remain the blade that delivers justice in a world built on women’s silence.
A dark gothic fantasy of female fury, forbidden desire and chosen kinship. Aria of the Fallen is not a love story. It is a reckoning.