Drag Me Up
Drag Me Up
A woman is pulled down into the underworld by Hades himself, forced to reckon with her desire and his darkness. Their connection is immediate and devastating, born of mutual need and hunger. She must decide if she can trade her old life for this one below.
Everything You Need to Know About Drag Me Up
In the Sinful Gods series, the gods aren't distant myths, they're very real, very dangerous, and very interested in humans. When a mortal stumbles into the orbit of a dark god, the usual rules don't apply. He's not interested in redemption. She's not interested in being saved. What unfolds is raw, complicated, and absolutely unapologetic about what it wants to be: a dark romance where the god in question might actually be the better option for her, which says something about her starting circumstances.
If you're reading this, you know what you signed up for: high spice, character dynamics built on tension and power imbalance, and a refusal to soften the edges for comfort. The mythological framework grounds the story so it doesn't feel like generic paranormal romance. The god character is charismatic specifically because he's terrifying.
Sexual content (S3: explicit), power imbalance, dark themes, non-consensual situations (within the consent framework of the dark romance genre), manipulation, violence.
The relationship progresses into genuine partnership, but never loses its edge. The 'redemption' angle isn't about him becoming nice, it's about him choosing her anyway. The climax involves her having more power over him than he initially intended, which shifts the entire dynamic.
Dark romance readers who loved *Gods of Men* or *Radiance* and aren't looking for a redemption arc wrapped in softness. This is for people who enjoy morally gray dynamics and aren't looking to judge. Not for readers who need their love interests to be 'good' first.
Part of the Sinful Gods series. Works as a standalone if you're willing to pick up a dark god romance without prior context, but reading the first book gives you better foundation. Each book pairs a different human with a different god.
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