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Release Date: September 29, 2026
She summoned him for luck. He wants her for eternity. An inventor and a star-born beast collide in this hauntingly dark romantic fantasy by USA Today bestselling author I.V. Ophelia.
In the bioluminescent, star-worshipping city of Astraea, inventor and occultist Lucia Fairfax harvests a particular currency from the shadows—luck itself—drawn from a dimension she calls the Otherside. But when her latest ritual fails and her husband dies tragically, her carefully cultivated fortune bleeds dry.
Lucia’s desperate to restore her power, but her next ritual goes catastrophically wrong, summoning something far more dangerous: Altair, a cosmic entity born of an ancient constellation. He is both human and not—impossibly seductive, unnervingly sentient, and the key to restoring what she’s lost: a way to the Otherside.
Crossing into Altair’s realm is the most dangerous thing Lucia has ever done—and the most irresistible. There, she unravels the intoxicating secrets of the Otherside, the disturbing truth about her abilities, and the terrifying depth of his hunger. But with each revelation, escape slips further from reach. Trapped between worlds, Lucia must confront a devastating reality: Love, desire, and ambition all have their price. And Altair is eager to collect.
Tropes:
- Woman in STEM
- Victorian New York
- Deal With the Devil
- Eldritch Love Interest
Content Warnings :
Florescentia is a captivating gothic fantasy that contains content that may be disturbing for some readers. The book has some heavy topics, such as the death of a loved one, portrayals of dementia, explorations of grief, depictions of self-harm, an attempted drowning, and brief implications of child loss for a scene character. Some topics include overall themes of existentialism and nihilism. The philosophies and themes in this book may not be suitable for those struggling with a dark mental state.
