Daggermouth

He Is Her Ruin. She Is His Rebellion.

Welcome to New Found Haven, a brutal dystopian city where mercy is extinct, surveillance is absolute, and love is a crime punishable by death.

The city is divided into ruthless rings of privilege and poverty, ruled by the masked elite known as the Veyra. From gleaming glass atriums to windowless slums, nothing escapes their watchful eyes. Obedience is enforced. Rebellion is erased. And one rule stands above all others:

Love outside your assigned ring will get you killed.

Greyson Serel has spent his life walking a razor’s edge. Publicly, he’s the flawless heir to the presidency—polished, obedient, untouchable. Privately, he’s drowning in secrets powerful enough to shatter the regime from the inside. When Greyson is forced into a political marriage designed to cement his loyalty to the government’s brutal laws, he finds himself bound to a bride who is as dangerous as she is defiant.

Shadera was raised to kill, not to marry. A mercenary trained to survive at any cost, she’s sent to assassinate Greyson—but when her bullet misses, survival traps her in the heart of the enemy. Now she’s a prisoner disguised as a wife, watched relentlessly, tested at every turn, and forced to share a life with the man she was meant to destroy.

Their marriage is not a love story—it’s a war zone.

As conspiracies unravel and betrayals rot the city from within, Greyson and Shadera must choose: destroy each other…or burn New Found Haven to the ground together. In a world where passion fuels rebellion and loyalty is paid for in blood, their forced bond could ignite a revolution—or become the fire that consumes them both.

With an average 4.49-star rating on Goodreads, DAGGERMOUTH has captivated readers who crave dark, high-stakes romance and razor-sharp dystopian tension.

DAGGERMOUTH is a dark dystopian romance packed with true enemies to lovers, forced marriage, political intrigue, and rebellion against an oppressive regime. Perfect for fans of The Hunger Games, The Handmaid’s Tale, marriage of convenience, morally gray characters, and edge-of-your-seat storytelling.