When Gods Die Silent

Haunted by the warring souls of past lives, Darius is an outcast hunter-his Firstborn lineage a torrent of resilience and a maddening cacophony of curses. When this very legacy threatens to devour his kin, he plunges into a desperate quest: not for a cure, but for a fragile peace that will drag him deep into the rotting heart of a dying world. Here, ancient magic bleeds into forgotten horrors, and sanity is a luxury few can afford.

From whispering forests stalked by cannibalistic merkolacs to the treacherous, incense-choked temples of fickle goddesses, Darius's path is a gauntlet of escalating horrors. He must confront a world where magic is less a power and more a primal, corrupting force: the whispered obscenities of necromancers' rites, the monstrous metamorphoses of the Vikara, and the soul-devouring siren song of a succubus. Yet, as he grapples with these external terrors, the true war rages within-a fight for his very sanity, entwined with the survival of his kin. This intensely personal struggle against the darkness, both born of his blood and unleashed upon the world, will ultimately decide the fate of an existence teetering on the brink of oblivion.

Perfect for fans of Joe Abercrombie's gritty realism and Michael Moorcock's morally complex heroes.