So I might have written the synopsis in a poetic way >>>
Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross
In a world gripped by divine war,
Where gods awaken and mortals bleed,
Two rival journalists—
Iris Winnow, heart heavy with grief,
And Roman Kitt, cloaked in ambition—
Wage battles of words in ink-stained columns.
When Iris writes letters to her brother vanished at war,
Slipping them beneath her wardrobe's door,
She does not know that Roman—her rival—receives them.
Touched by her sorrow, her fire, her faith,
He writes back, cloaked in anonymity,
A tether forming where there once was tension.
But gods stir in the soil of their divided land,
And as Iris is drawn to the frontlines,
Truth, love, and identity hang in the balance.
This is not just a war of gods—
It is a war of hearts,
Where ink can wound deeper than a blade.
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Ruthless Vows by Rebecca Ross
The gods have returned, and the war is no longer distant.
Iris marches with grief in her chest and resolve in her spine,
Still writing—always writing—
Letters to the boy who knew her soul,
But who no longer remembers her name.
Roman, captured by shadows and bound by spells,
Forgets the hands that once held his words.
Yet something within him aches—
A whisper, a scent of ink,
A memory unstilled.
As the world teeters between divine ruin and fragile hope,
The letters become weapons,
The truth becomes rebellion,
And love, once lost, becomes the war's fiercest vow.
In a tale spun with lyrical longing and myth-wreathed fate,
Ruthless Vows seals the story of two souls
Who fought with their hearts
Even as the heavens fell.
Hope you like it <3
