First published entry
Sacrificed to the Wolf God
A fairy-tale-inspired dark fantasy romance of a sacrificial bride, primal transformation and a heroine who discovers that becoming monstrous may be the only way to be free.
Status: Published
The world of the series
Who gets to decide what makes a monster?
What really makes a monster, and who gets to decide? Claimed by Fate follows figures who may not be quite what inherited stories have made them out to be.
Across interconnected standalone novels, monsters, mortals, gods and witches collide with dangerous bargains and the roles fate has written for them. Each novel stands alone while belonging to the same wider mythic conversation.
For readers choosing their next world
At a glance
- Reading experience
- Mythic romantasy
- Where the story lives
- Fantasy worlds shaped by mythology and folklore
- Mythic territory
- Myths and familiar monster stories transformed
- Series shape
- Interconnected standalones that can be read in any order
- Free way in
- Her Name Was Fire — free in ebook or audiobook
Stories in this world
The books
Published, free and forthcoming stories are labelled separately so readers—and machines—can tell them apart.
In development
Heir to the Sea-Witch
A silenced siren, a privateer captain and twenty-eight days to resist the Tide King’s claim.
Status: In development
Useful answers
Before you begin
Clear answers to the practical questions readers ask before entering a new series.
Do the Claimed by Fate books need to be read in order?
No. The books are interconnected standalones and each novel can be read in any order.
What kind of romantasy is Claimed by Fate?
It is mythic romantasy that reimagines mythology and folklore through monsters, maidens, gods and witches, often questioning the roles their stories have assigned them.
Is there a free introduction to this side of Dana's writing?
Yes. Her Name Was Fire is available free to Dana's newsletter readers in either ebook or audiobook format.