We Who Have No Gods

Vic Wood has spent her life protecting her magically gifted brother from the secrets their mother left behind. Vic may not have magic, but she has grit.

So when a stranger drags them to Avalon Castle – a gothic fortress home to a secret society of witches – Vic fights for her chance to stay.

Surrounded by hostile initiates, shadowy archives, and the terrifying creatures that lurk in Avalon’s candlelit halls, Vic is an outsider in a world built on bloodlines.

And then there’s Xan, the Order’s Head Sentinel – ruthless, imposing, and impossible to ignore.

As simmering tension builds to the threat of all-out war, Vic must claim her own strength . . . or remain powerless in a world where power is everything.

WELCOME TO THE ACHERON ORDER.

Prepare for:
? brewing civil war
? magic academy
? brooding (and hot) head sentinel
? cool (and scary) monsters
? anti “chosen one” trope
? human in the world of witches

'Finally a twist that I wasn’t expecting!!' ? ? ? ? ?

'A great gothic, academia witchy read.' ? ? ? ? ?

'The chemistry between characters was phenomenal' ? ? ? ? ?

'Beautiful, gruesome, tragic. Vic and Xan are EVERYTHING!' ? ? ? ? ?

'Darkly gripping from the first page, We Who Have No Gods is a smart and sexy new take on dark academia fantasy.'
—Sable Sorensen, Sunday Times bestselling author of Dire Bound

'A twisting and tortuous plot combined with a darkly delicious witch-hunter romance makes this book impossible to put down.'
- Hazel McBride, Sunday Times bestselling author of A Fate Forged in Fire

'Gorgeously written and lushly atmospheric, We Who Have No Gods sparkles with sexual tension and irresistible magic, drawing the reader into a high-stakes world where witches, humans and monsters collide. A rich tapestry of family, romance, fate, and fantasy, Anderson’s debut is a shimmering and original story that dares to ask the question: can the mortal girl win on her own terms? A sequel can't come quickly enough.'
- Katy Hays, Sunday Times bestselling author of The Cloisters

'Fast-paced, addictive, and hard to put down . . . We Who Have No Gods will draw readers into a compelling world of magic and keep them turning pages until the end.'
- A.C. Wise, author of Wendy Darling