CraigMack
Book Description
What happens when the Volturi meet someone who cannot be broken?
For centuries, the Volturi have ruled the supernatural world through fear, pain, and absolute control. No one resists them. No one survives defiance. Their power is psychological, surgical, and final.
Until Nathan.
Nathan Young is immortal-not powerful, not noble, not chosen. He simply cannot die. After one resurrection too many, he is dragged into Volterra as an anomaly meant to be silenced. Instead, he becomes a problem no one anticipated.
Jane Volturi, the coven's most feared enforcer, is tasked with breaking him.
Her gift has destroyed armies and reduced immortals to screaming wreckage. But Nathan does not submit. He mocks. He laughs. He endures. Pain means nothing to someone who has already lost fear of death.
As interrogations turn into conversations and cruelty gives way to curiosity, the unthinkable begins to happen: Jane's control falters. Nathan's presence disrupts the Volturi's ancient hierarchy, forcing Aro, Caius, and the coven to confront something they have never faced before-an immortal who cannot be dominated.
This dark crossover fan-fiction blends Twilight and Misfits into a psychological battle of wills, exploring immortality, trauma, power, arrested identity, and what remains when fear no longer works. With sharp dialogue, gothic atmosphere, and slow-burn tension, this story is not about romance alone-it is about control, defiance, and the noise one unbreakable voice can make inside an empire built on silence.
If you love:
Volturi politics and interrogation scenes
Dark psychological tension
Immortal characters and moral ambiguity
Sharp humor colliding with gothic horror
Slow-burn dynamics and power struggles
Then this story will not let you go.
Some immortals rule through pain.
Others survive by refusing to kneel.