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Where Heaven Ends

(2026)
(A book in the Between Heaven and Hell series)
A novel by

 
 
Forever on the right side of Hell and the wrong side of Heaven.

Calliope Bardot is a fae. An infernal, if anyone asks. Once a slave, she is now a telekinetic warrior forged by steel whips, cage fights, and martial arts training. She has made herself difficult to kill, but her life still depends on keeping her true identity secret. If the truth comes out, Heaven will wield her as a weapon and Hell will seek to end her.

A magical academy promises her a safer future on Earth, far from the immortal who destroyed her family. But Calliope arrives in Avalon to find that students are disappearing and returning without their memories. A demon from her past has sent assassins after her, and rebels dedicated to seeing Hell rise are infiltrating Earth.


With her enemies closing in, Calliope joins the resistance beside a siren technomage, a shaman who heals with flowers, a gargoyle who summons sacred chains, and a mysterious black cat. Their most powerful ally is Sky Lin, a handsome deity and celestial prince. Heaven’s deadliest warrior has finally met his match in Calliope. His self-control is legendary. So is her urge to test it.

When Fate reveals that their destinies are intertwined, Calliope faces the future she has always feared and finds the first real hope that she might survive it. Together, she and Sky could destroy the immortal even deities fear, end his rebellion, and save all three worlds.

Fighting side by side draws Calliope and Sky closer, but loving each other means making enemies of Heaven and Hell. Can they claim a love written across lifetimes on their own terms?

S.B. Nova, acclaimed author of the Outcast Series, returns with Where Heaven Ends, the first novel in the Between Heaven and Hell series. This contemporary romantasy blends reimagined mythology, a unique magic system, political intrigue, a sharp-tongued found family, scorching chemistry, and forbidden love between true equals.

Perfect for fans of Sarah J. Maas, Penn Cole, and Rebecca Yarros.

Recommended for readers 18+.


Genre: Fantasy

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