In the darkness,
we thrive.
Stories steeped in danger, desire, and the darker corners of human nature.
Monsters are built, not born. To understand the monster, you must first understand the wounds that created it.
In the darkness,
we thrive.
Stories steeped in danger, desire, and the darker corners of human nature.
Monsters are built, not born. To understand the monster, you must first understand the wounds that created it.
Stories that live in the space between right and wrong. Choose a book to enter its world.
Detective Nathan Rhodes doesn't believe in gray areas.
There's right.
There's wrong.
And there's the monster he's spent years hunting—an unseen force
tearing through the city's criminal empires and vanishing without a trace.
Every trail seems to brush up against Elaine Foster, a sharp woman who
runs a quiet San Francisco bar where criminals feel safe, and cops keep
their distance.
Until Nathan walks through the door.
Elaine knows better than to let a cop get close, because trust is a
weakness she can't afford. But Nathan doesn't feel like the enemy he's
supposed to be, and the more their lives begin to overlap, the harder it
is to keep suspicion from turning into something far more dangerous.
Soon Nathan will have to decide what matters more: his badge, the truth,
or the woman who might cost him both.
Some secrets refuse to stay buried.
Please be advised that this is a dark romance and crime/suspense blended novel. As such, you will encounter many scenarios standard to those genres.
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Inspired by Sleep Token's lore.
“Make an offering, Obsidian.”
Fifty-three percent purity.
I'm the kind of broken that makes me property of Lab Twelve, where I've
spent the last five years being ripped open and stitched back together
again in the name of a cure that the government has never actually found.
We're told our suffering serves a greater purpose—that the old Gods left
their mark on people like us before they were hunted to extinction, and
the infection must be reversed before it spreads.
They tell us that this is how we save humanity from the defects of our
tainted DNA. But something has started visiting me in my dreams to offer
another explanation, and it makes the whispers I hear about forbidden
worship inside the Lab sound less like heresy and more like a promise.
If I'm right, everything I've believed about myself is a lie… and finding
out the truth may cost me the one thing the Lab hasn't already taken.
Please be advised that this is a dystopian novel that features low science-fiction themes and light fantasy elements. Though it is not quite as bleak as a “dark” dystopian novel by definition, it does include many scenarios standard to that genre.
Be aware that you will be entering the mind of a very broken man within these pages. He is severely depressed, extremely self-loathing, and carrying intense guilt that presents in many forms, all of which are discussed on-page and in-depth through his eyes. This may be triggering to individuals who are struggling with their mental health, or who have had these struggles in the past. If this is you: please know that you are loved, you are worthy, and you are seen, and I want you to do what’s best for yourself, even if it means not reading this book.
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Not yet available for purchase. Worship is currently in edits, with release planned prior to January 2027.
A dark dystopian romantasy featuring a creature god and a mortal.
Content warnings will be added when the manuscript is developed and finalized.
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A planned continuation of the dark dystopian romantasy featuring a creature god and a mortal.
Content warnings will be added when the manuscript is developed and finalized.
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Sophie Night writes stories steeped in danger, desire, and the darker
corners of human nature. Blending genres such as dark romance,
dystopian unrest, and crime-laced suspense, she creates worlds where
morality is flexible and no one escapes unchanged.
Her work is rooted in one belief: monsters are built, not born, and to
understand the monster, you must first understand the wounds that
created it.
Drawn to the space between right and wrong, Sophie challenges readers
to confront the parts of themselves they've been taught to deny, and
to realize that understanding darkness—in ourselves and in others—is
the first step toward owning it.
Acknowledging what lives in the shadows doesn't make you strange.
It makes you powerful.