Let It Be

A dark, hypnotic love story where grief opens a door between worlds.

When Yeats Dane's wife is killed in a hit-and-run, he descends into a haze of vodka, Shakespeare, and unanswered rage — until a mysterious, otherworldly woman named Etrom Itaf begins pulling him toward the truth. But Etrom is no ordinary woman: she's a reaper of souls, forbidden to love the living, and falling for Yeats anyway. As their affair deepens into something transcendent and dangerous, Etrom risks everything — her rank, her existence, her very soul — on a single, impossible wager: that a broken man can learn to surrender his heart before time runs out. Part noir mystery, part erotic ghost story, part meditation on grief and rebirth, this is a tale where the line between vengeance and love blurs completely, and where beauty and death are never far apart. Haunting, sensual, and unafraid to go to strange and transgressive places, it's a story for readers who loved the fever-dream romance of The Fault in Our Stars crossed with the surreal ache of Beetlejuice — if either had been reimagined as a fable about what it costs to truly feel again.