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The Dead End (eBook)

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The Dead End
The Dead End eBook Cover, written by Briar Wilde
The Dead End eBook Cover,
written by Briar Wilde
Author(s) Briar Wilde
Series Deep Debt
Publisher Amazon Digital Services
Publication date September 4, 2026
Media type eBook
Length 169 Pages
ASIN B0HHSMTQQS

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The Dead End is an eBook written by Briar Wilde. It is the first work in the Deep Debt series by this author. In this work one of the characters is a Succubus.


Overview

  • Title: The Dead End
  • Author: Briar Wilde
  • Published By: Amazon Digital Services
  • Length: 169 Pages
  • Format: eBook
  • ASIN: B0HHSMTQQS
  • Publishing Date: September 4, 2026


Plot Summary

The pact reads: freely given, both sides, or nothing at all. Delia Faber wrote it herself. It is the only reason she is still alive. She spent fifteen years getting people out of bad contracts. Then she died on a wet interstate and woke grey-skinned and horned, waist-deep in meltwater at the bottom of a demon-run Labyrinth. The System there calls itself the Docket, and it has already filed her: Ash-Imp. Unranked. Unnamed. It still logs the summoning debt her dead summoner ran up to call her across, and someone is reading it.

She has a litigator's eye and a hunger with one legal source: desire offered out loud, on the record. Every honest yes makes her stronger. So she claims a flooded dead-end nobody wants, writes every feeding-pact fair even when fair costs her, and builds a court from what the Labyrinth threw away.

Then a Concord quartermaster reads her file. Hunters kill demons on sight for the bounty, but he has done the arithmetic: she is worth more owned and taxed than dead. It is the exact instrument she spent her career prying other people loose from. She has no intention of signing it.


Book Review

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