Can faith survive the gods in person?

Imperial Princess Oria Toh was raised to serve the divine, trained from childhood to wield a blade in her goddess’s name. But when her father—a high priest beloved by the people—uses his sacred power to trap her in a twisted game of obedience and control, Oria is forced to question everything she’s ever believed.

As her father’s tyranny deepens and the line between faith and fanaticism blurs, Oria faces a choice: remain loyal to a corrupted god, or risk everything to break free. But how do you rebel against the very gods you were born to serve—and live to tell the tale?

The Ghost of Midormere is a gripping dark fantasy novel about devotion, betrayal, and impossible choices. This is a series where gods walk among mortals, and rebellion could mean the death of more than just a nation.

What Makes This Book Unforgettable? Complex Relationships: Love doesn't always mean romance. This story explores friendships, familial bonds, rivalries, and every complicated emotion in between. Villains That Haunt You: Powerful, manipulative antagonists that will stick with you long after the final page. A Cast Worth Rooting For: From an asexual warrior-princess to a bisexual himbo with surprising depth, this world is filled with flawed, fascinating characters. Expansive Worldbuilding: Midormere is a realm of clashing cultures, religious power struggles, and long-buried secrets.

This is book one of a five-part series, with a companion novel (The Grimm and the Reaper) and novella (An Unexpected Face) already available to dive deeper into the world.

Trigger Warnings: This is a dark fantasy novel for mature listeners. Content may include:

Death, murder, and ritual sacrifice
Suicide and self-harm
Child abuse and sexual violence
Torture and gore
Gaslighting, religious trauma, and harm to animals
Police/guards/soldiers