Asha of the Eternal Night
Step aboard the Leonidas, where history and horror collide.
In 1879, Asha, a young woman from a Muslim artisan community in Calcutta, is abducted and forced aboard the Leonidas, a ship bound for the sugar plantations of Fiji. The voyage is long and brutal, but it is not only human cruelty that stalks the decks.
Among the passengers is a British doctor whose presence unsettles Asha in ways she cannot name. When a terrible incident shatters what little hope remains, Asha awakens to a strange, new hunger and a curse that defies the laws of nature.
As she is thrust into the hellish world of indentured servitude, Asha must navigate the horrors of colonial rule while battling the darkness blooming inside her. Torn between her desire for justice, her bond with fellow captive Imran, and the seductive power that now courses through her blood, Asha faces an impossible choice: surrender to the shadows or use them to reclaim what was stolen from her.
A richly atmospheric blend of gothic fantasy and historical fiction, Asha of the Eternal Night is a tale of survival, forbidden love, and the resilience of the human and inhuman spirit. Perfect for fans of dark historical fantasy with teeth.
