
Shattered Grounds (hardcover) (coming soon)
by M.E. Watson · November 6, 2026
Faith. Belief. Devotion.
Savannah Adler thought they were the answers to everything until she lost her best friend, Blair. Grief left her questioning not only her faith, but the God she devoted herself to.
Then she met him. Asmodeus.
A name that should have sent her running instead drew her closer. The more time Savannah spent with him, the more the line between devotion and sin began to blur—and the more she wondered if everything she was taught to fear had been a lie.
For thousands of years, Asmodeus had lived with the consequences of defying his Father. Cast from Heaven to endure the depths of Hell, he and his brothers transformed their purgatory into a sanctuary, watching as humanity worshiped the power that cast them aside.
Savannah was never supposed to matter. He promised himself she would be nothing more than another fracture in his Father's influence—a small fracture in the power he had watched grow over millennia.
Asmodeus knew the cost of allowing her closer. Knew the danger that came with her discovering a truth that could change everything.Yet the more he tried to protect her from it, the harder it became to let her go.
Because for the first time in thousands of years, Asmodeus had found what he never believed he would have.
Until launch!
November 6, 2026
About Shattered Grounds (hardcover)
Faith. Belief. Devotion.
Savannah Adler thought they were the answers to everything until she lost her best friend, Blair. Grief left her questioning not only her faith, but the God she devoted herself to.
Then she met him. Asmodeus.
A name that should have sent her running instead drew her closer. The more time Savannah spent with him, the more the line between devotion and sin began to blur—and the more she wondered if everything she was taught to fear had been a lie.
For thousands of years, Asmodeus had lived with the consequences of defying his Father. Cast from Heaven to endure the depths of Hell, he and his brothers transformed their purgatory into a sanctuary, watching as humanity worshiped the power that cast them aside.
Savannah was never supposed to matter. He promised himself she would be nothing more than another fracture in his Father's influence—a small fracture in the power he had watched grow over millennia.
Asmodeus knew the cost of allowing her closer. Knew the danger that came with her discovering a truth that could change everything.Yet the more he tried to protect her from it, the harder it became to let her go.
Because for the first time in thousands of years, Asmodeus had found what he never believed he would have.
This is a dark twist on Christianity where God is the villain.
If that sounds right up your alley, have at it, the fallen would love nothing more than for you to dive into their truth.
— M.E. Watson
