Some names should never be spoken. Some souls should never return.
When Moni visits her grandfather’s eerie home in a forgotten town, she accidentally opens a door she can’t close—summoning Death himself. But this isn’t the hooded figure from bedtime tales. He’s charming, ageless, and terrifyingly familiar.
Caught in a centuries-old curse and a twisted love that transcends lifetimes, Moni must choose: sacrifice someone she loves, or surrender herself to the very thing she fears most.
In this dark, seductive novelette, Death and I ask—what if the scariest part of dying… is remembering why you keep coming back?
