Every act of healing takes something from her. This time, it could take everything.
Theodora Okonjo has spent her life helping other people survive. But her gift comes at a terrible cost: every time she draws on her healing power, something of her own past disappears.
A memory. A familiar voice. A piece of the life that made her who she is.
Now her sister, Nomsa, is missing, and Halina Brede—the friend who helped build a life beside her—is being held by Ivo Sallow, a seemingly kindly man whose influence reaches into every corner of the city.
Sallow has spent centuries collecting what others cannot afford to lose. He wants something Theodora possesses, something he cannot simply take. He needs her to give it willingly.
With a deadline approaching and the truth buried beneath generations of secrets, Theodora must learn what her magic really costs before she sacrifices so much that she can no longer remember what she is fighting for.
An orc warlord, a minotaur warden, a vampire with dangerous obligations, and a fire-witch with knowledge of Theodora's inheritance stand beside her. But each carries secrets, debts, and vulnerabilities that Sallow knows how to exploit.
As supernatural factions collide and the city's hidden history begins to surface, Theodora faces a question more difficult than whether she can save the people she loves: can she protect them without losing herself?
REDWRIT is a dark urban fantasy of blood magic, vanishing memories, supernatural power, found family, and the price of consent. In a city built on bargains, the most dangerous gift is the one someone has spent centuries trying to obtain.
Book Two of The Stillblood Accords.
