Every god leaves a mark. Oria Toh thought she had found peace. She escaped her father’s tyranny, defied a goddess, and chose mercy over vengeance.

But in the mountain city of Dunsta Noc, her peace is already crumbling. Sent to investigate rumours of a hidden gold mine, Oria faces treachery and assassination before she can even unpack.

Weakened and fleeing for her life, she must resurrect old disguises to keep her identity hidden. But ties to the throne aren’t her only secret.

She embraced the divine to save a city— now she must protect what the goddess left behind: a child hunted by cultists and killers.

Can she unravel Dunsta Noc’s mysteries before her own consume her?--The Wolf of Dunsta Noc is the second book in The Last Eclipse, a dark fantasy series of divine intrigue, crumbling empires, and faith tested to its breaking point.

This is book two of a five-part series, with a companion novel (The Grimm and the Reaper) and novella (An Unexpected Face) already available to dive deeper into the world.

Trigger Warnings

This is a dark fantasy novel for mature listeners. Content may include:

Pregnancy

Failed Abortion

Traumatic Childbirth

Child neglect

Child abuse

Violence

Police/Guards

Sex work

Violence toward an animal (the animal wins)

Representation Matters

Asexual protagonist

Bisexual protagonist

Pansexual himbo

If you’re ready to lose yourself in a world where gods meddle, mortals resist, and every choice has a cost—The Last Eclipse series is waiting. New to the series? Start with The Ghost of Midormere.