Cover of The Dying Kind by Scotia Petkov

A Standalone Novel

The Dying Kind

Ilse and Aurel’s Story

Romantasy · In editing

Women keep falling in love with him.
She’s the one who has to write down how long they have.

In Carrow, nobody ages and nobody dies. Nobody is born, either. Love is what starts all three.

Ilse reads the dying for a living. She has written Aurel’s name in her book three times, and she has never seen his face.

Aurel keeps the only bar in the city and loves every person who sits at his counter. He has never fallen for any of them.

Not once.

Now he’s at the bottom of her stairs, about to ask the one thing nobody in Carrow asks.

She should send him away.

The only thing you can give a person who loves you is your absence.

❖Content Note❖

Romantasy for adult readers. Grief, dying, explicit content. Every encounter is consensual.

Content Warnings May Contain Spoilers Read the full content note

The Dying Kind is a romantasy for adult readers. It contains the following.

On the page

  • A slow death from love
  • Grief and mourning
  • The death of a parent · in memory
  • Explicit sex · three scenes
  • A drink people come to depend on
  • One-sided love

Referenced, or off the page

The death of a child · the deaths of the hero’s parents · earlier deaths tied to the hero

Not in this book

  • No violence
  • No dubious or forced consent
  • No infidelity in the main couple

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