Saintblooded explores dark themes, including but not limited to : religious guilt, manipulation, power imbalance, violence, and love that should not exist—but does.

Saintblooded is not a love story in the way you’ve been taught to expect.

This book was carved from the jagged edges of obsession, faith, guilt, lust, and the ache of wanting what you should never touch. It is for those who crave the twisted. Who ache for beauty in the damned. Who understands that sometimes, the most human thing you can do is fall—hard and without redemption.

If you came here looking for comfort, turn back now.

This is your only warning.

Because Saintblooded dives deep into forbidden romance with themes that blur every line between right and wrong.

It is a tale of obsession disguised as devotion.

Of power, pain, and the sacred threads between guilt and pleasure.

Of characters who do the wrong things for the right reasons—and the right things for reasons even they can’t justify.

If that isn’t your taste, that’s okay. Close the book. Walk away. But don’t cross my doorstep later with torches lit—I gave you the map and marked every danger in red.

This book is for readers who want the chaos. Who understands that the most dangerous feelings are often the most honest. Who crave stories that aren’t afraid to get ugly before they burn beautifully.

To readers who stay : thank you for choosing the shadows with me.

— Avyara.