The Sun, The Moon, and Everything Between

Dark Feminist Mythology Meets The Handmaid's Tale in a World Where Even Goddesses Must Kneel to Death.

The Moon is dead.
The Gods have fallen silent.
And Ophelia Lykaios has been chosen-branded as tribute in a brutal ritual known as the Helion Hunt, where women are hunted like game and claimed like prizes.

Each year, the kings of Delphi reward their loyal men with wives won through violence, calling it divine ceremony. But Ophelia sees through the gold-drenched lies. She knows the truth: this isn't matrimony. It's slaughter.

Marked by fate and betrayed by blood, Ophelia is forced to run through sacred forests, fight for breath, and wear crimson like armor. Her body is not her own. Her voice is expected to obey. And waiting at the end of her path is a man who wears both a crown and her sister's ghost.

But Ophelia won't kneel. Not to kings. Not to gods. Not even to Death.

As survival transforms her into something far more dangerous than prey, she'll discover that the most terrifying thing in a world built to devour women
- is a woman who chooses to live.