Never do what you're told, never boil your own head in vinegar and, most important of all, never ever marry a man-those have always been Lilly Linton's principles for a happy, carefree life. So, how the heck did she end up engaged to multinational industrial magnate Rikkard Ambrose? Right now she's too happy to care. But what happens when she discovers the dark secrets of her fiance's past? Can she still love him if she finds out the truth? The sixth volume of the award-winning "Storm and Silence" series.

Before giving herself over the the inevitable marriage mart that is the London Season, Lily Beresford is determined to make a clandestine foray out into the real world. Desperate for a sense of purpose and autonomy before she marries, Lily creates a pseudonym and applies for work as a secretary to an Irish merchant. What starts as a simple ruse for a taste of independence quickly becomes complicated as Lily gets to know her new employer, rivals emerge, and trust is ultimately tested. Lily is about to learn the true meaning of "be careful what you wish for".

In the vast megalopolis of Ir Mefu'aret, Adir'el, the High Warden of the Council of Priests, lived a life of unwavering devotion to Lord Ha'adir. Faith had been etched into his very being, shaping his every thought and action. But in the quiet corners of his mind, doubt lingered. Did he truly understand Ha'adir? Did the divine seek worship, or did He simply wish to walk among His creation? For years, Adir'el wrestled with these questions-never expecting the answer to arrive in the form of an irreverent heretic named Immanuel. Disclaimer 1: Unsung Divinity is a work of fiction. All characters, world-building, religions, and divine figures depicted in this story are entirely fictional and are not intended to represent, parody, or criticize an real-world religion, belief system, or deity. This story explores original mythology within a fantasy setting. Disclaimer 2: Cover is made using an OpenAI tool (this is only temporary), but the writing, worldbuilding, and concepts found in the book are all purely done by me-just to be transparent with potential readers.