What if creation wasn't divine... but dangerous?

Raven Torres has rewritten the rules of damnation and diplomacy, forged treaties between gods, and faced down cosmic authorities who fear change more than chaos. But as a mysterious force begins to unravel the laws of existence itself, Raven must confront a terrifying truth—some entities don't want control. They want erasure.

After surviving mythological war and emotional betrayal, Raven is named the first-ever Cosmic Mediator under the Universal Cooperation Accords. She is no longer a negotiator in Hell or a collector of souls. She is now the anchor between belief systems, a bridge between mortal will and divine legacy. And she is failing.

Realms are disappearing.

Myths are vanishing from memory.

Pantheons forget they ever ruled.

Something is rewriting creation—and it is not a god.

As Raven struggles to hold the celestial alliance together, she discovers ancient entities known only as the Architects. They predate mythology, govern no morality, and recognize no difference between love and logic. Their goal is not to rule... but to reset.

With Luna torn between her celestial duty and soul-bound love, and Asher confronting truths that fracture even his infernal core, Raven stands between oblivion and origin. To stop the Architects, she must do what gods never could: feel everything and choose anyway.

But choice comes at a price.

And creation doesn't forgive hope.

To protect the universe, Raven must become something more than mortal... or risk unmaking the very idea of meaning.

The Infernal Ledger: The Heart of Creation is the breathtaking fifth installment in the internationally acclaimed romantasy saga that fuses celestial politics, mythological warfare, and the kind of soul-deep love that changes reality itself. In a world where emotion is power and neutrality is extinction, Raven must fight for the right to feel.

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They taught her that love was weakness.

They forgot that only love creates.

Creation is collapsing. And Raven Torres is the last one who believes it's worth saving.