Some loves are written in ash. Some curses are older than gods. Lyra has always dreamed of fire. In the flicker of candlelight, in the shadow of strangers, she sees pieces of lives she has never liveddeaths she cannot explain, desires that feel older than her own body. When a stranger appears at a funeral, watching her with eyes that burn like centuries, the dreams sharpen into memory. Eryx is the man who does not die. Scarred by the hand of a god, he has walked through endless lifetimes searching for herthe woman he is doomed to love, doomed to lose. Each time they find each other, passion ignites, and each time it ends in blood. His immortality is both gift and curse, binding them in an endless cycle of reunion and ruin. But now, the god who cursed him has awakened. Whispers crawl through Lyra's dreams, offering freedom at an impossible price: betrayal, blood, and a blade that can sever eternity itself. To break the chain, Lyra must decide whether love is salvation or the final trap. Dark, gothic, and aching with desire, The Immortal: Until the End of Every Life is a story of obsession, sacrifice, and a love fierce enough to defy godseven if it burns the world to ash.

It offers a love story that goes beyond the ordinary. Most romance novels end with happily-ever-after. The Immortal dares to ask: what if love never ended? What if it followed you through every death, every betrayal, every lifetime even when you didn't want it to? That depth of obsession, tragedy, and devotion makes the story unforgettable. It's gothic, cinematic, and deeply emotional. Readers aren't just getting a romance they're stepping into a world of ashes, gods, storms, ruined monasteries, and cursed immortality. Every page is crafted to feel like a scene from a gothic film, pulling the reader in with haunting atmosphere and raw human emotion. It balances passion and suspense. This isn't just kisses and longing looks; it's betrayal, blood, wailing, curses, shadows, and gods. The romance and the plot are inseparable, so the reader feels the love story in their bones while also being kept on the edge of their seat by the suspense. It gives readers both devastation and hope. Dark romance readers want more than sugar-sweet endings they want to ache, to scream, to cry, and to gasp. The Immortal delivers that emotional rollercoaster: heartbreak, terror, obsession, but also the fragile glimmer of hope that love can defy even death. It's written for the reader who wants to feel everything. Readers who pick this book aren't just looking for entertainment they're looking for a story that lingers like a scar, a memory, an obsession. The Immortal is crafted to stay with them long after the last page, haunting like the god of ashes himself.

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Claire Smith is a rising voice in science fiction, celebrated for her emotionally rich narratives and atmospheric worldbuilding. With a talent for weaving together speculative science, psychological depth, and suspense, she has carved out a unique space in genre fiction. Claire's work often explores the blurred lines between humanity and technology, consciousness and identity, love and survival. Her breakout novel, Death Calling, blends horror and hard sci-fi into a haunting story about grief, alien intelligence, and the cost of bravery in a collapsing world. She draws inspiration from real-world science, abandoned cities, cosmic horror, and the quiet resilience of human emotion. When she's not writing, Claire can be found sketching alien tech in her notebook, binge-watching cerebral sci-fi shows, or wandering through misty woods with her dog. Claire is passionate about storytelling that lingersstories that ask deep questions, unsettle gently, and stay with you long after the last page is turned.