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Lilith: The Woman Who Walked Between Worlds
Paperback
FantasyGeneral FictionLiterary Fiction
Publisher Price: $14.88
Publisher: Antares Literary
Published: Mar 21 2026
Pages: 294
Weight: 0.65
Height: 0.66 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Lilith: The Woman Who Walked Between Worlds is a dual-POV, dual-timeline metaphysical literary novel told in first person, unfolding across the modern world and 14th-century Florence on the edge of the Renaissance.
Lilith's journey begins in present-day St. Augustine, Florida, where a single encounter with Marek awakens a depth of emotion she never expected. Their connection is immediate, overwhelming, and ultimately shattering - a fracture that follows them for years.
A decade later, Marek tells his side. Through his voice, the reader uncovers the betrayal that broke them. As Marek slips through time into late-14th-century Florence, he discovers the karmic bond that predates this lifetime, confronts a void in pre-Renaissance history, and encounters the deeper architecture of the connection that ties them across centuries.
Beneath their experiences runs a quiet mythic current - a feminine cosmology drawn from the Lilith-Selena duality: two moons separated into shadow and light.
As their perspectives braid together, the novel moves between memory, destiny, and the unseen threads beneath ordinary life. What begins as a love story becomes a threshold between realities - psychological, historical, and mythic - where the past and present mirror each other across time.
Perfect for readers who crave mythic psychological fiction, dual timelines, pre-Renaissance Italy, and the numinous - love stories that feel lived rather than observed.
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