The Isle in the Silver Sea

Simran is a witch and Vina is a knight. Their tale has run to the same close for centuries: love first, then mutual ruin. Both women are incarnates, born again across hundreds of lifetimes into a story that keeps repeating.

The setting is an England held together by story. In the present, Simran and Vina start to fall for each other once more, knowing where the pattern leads. They must choose between giving in to the role fate keeps assigning them and refusing it.

Then an unknown assassin appears, killing other incarnates and picking apart the old tales that bind the Isle together. What had been a private dread between two lovers becomes a fight to stay alive. Breaking their cycle means writing a story stronger than The Knight and the Witch.

The book is a sapphic romantasy with a slow-burn, star-crossed romance at its centre. Folklore and myth run through the worldbuilding, and a mystery about the assassin's purpose threatens to erase both women. Longing and dread sit side by side, with doom hanging over every tender moment.