Destiny, writ in flames. Love, forged with blood.

The Threefold Soul is a mature-rated queer romantic fantasy, or romantasy, webnovel. It’s an epic tale of two very different men, the call of destiny, and an empire about to go up in the fires of revolution. Bimonthly updates, new chapter every other Friday!

The first book, Spirit, is now available in its entirety. Start reading here, browse the chapter index or read more about the characters!

The Threefold Soul is 100% human-made. I will never use generative AI on any of my works at any part of the process.

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  • 15: The song of the desert people

    15: The song of the desert people

    The desert was restless. Clouds of deep blue gray sped across the skies, but the rain had died entirely for the first time in days. A harsh wind had left the topmost layer of soil dry, and the gusts whipped around sand as mercilessly as they did in Hawk’s dream.

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  • 14: The oath

    14: The oath

    Messages between the Pass and the camp travelled at a frustrating pace. A day and a half had passed since the first smoke signals when a purple-tail hawk, a folded letter tied to one of its feet, reached Hatam-Ile and allowed one of Onniar’s hunters to catch it. The message was short.

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  • 13: Smoke rising

    13: Smoke rising

    The muted hum of rain became pleasant background noise that you no longer noticed once it went on for long enough. Ren’i had felt the same during Hol Saro’s rainy summers, and the rainy season in the Hytherlands was no exception. The mornings he got to spend waking up in Hawk’s arms while rain pounded…

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“He could almost feel Hawk’s breath on his skin, and when he managed to pry his eyes open he was very aware of just how close to each other they were. It felt so natural that Ren’i did not know what to do with himself. Hawk’s eyes were almost black in the firelight, his gaze strangely peaceful beneath the heavy eyelids. Ren’i looked him straight in the eye and Hawk looked back. Neither of them knew how to turn away.”