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Into the Night
Paperback
Series: Soul Trade, Book 8
Publisher: Dakota Sky
Published: Sep 1 2026
Pages: 188
Weight: 0.49
Height: 0.43 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Lux has spent lifetimes running toward danger. It was easier that way. If someone needed saving, she knew exactly who she was. If there was a fire, a monster, or an impossible choice waiting somewhere in the dark, she'd find it. Staying still has always been harder than walking into the flames.
Pan has spent just as long pretending he didn't want anything to stay.
These days, though, he's growing apples instead of trouble. Building stone walls instead of knocking them down. Trying to prove-to himself as much as anyone-that even wild things deserve roots. Then someone starts stealing his apples.
What begins with stolen apples quickly unravels into something much older-a forgotten story where Greek mythology, American folklore, and the fairy tales we thought we knew have always belonged to the same family tree. Along the way, Lux and Pan discover that the oldest stories were never really about magic. They were about learning what-and who-is worth coming home to.
Inspired by Snow White, American folklore, and the forgotten roots of Greek mythology, Into the Night is a slow-burn fantasy romance about freedom without possession, justice without vengeance, found family, and the quiet courage it takes to stop running long enough to build a life together.
Perfect for readers who love:
- myth-inspired fantasy romance
- fairy tale reimaginings with emotional depth
- elemental magic and forgotten folklore
- slow-burn romance built on mutual choice
- found family, healing, and community
- stories about what happens after happily ever after
Because not every fire is meant to be extinguished. Some are meant to become a hearth.
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