Enter the Dark

A Greek Mythological Retelling of Ariadne, and the Minotaur in the Labyrinth prison.

The Minotaur demands sacrifice. Every hero who enters the labyrinth dies. This time, the princess is going in to destroy both.

The Minotaur demands sacrifice. Every hero who enters the labyrinth dies. This time, Ariadne is going in to destroy both.

Ages ago, the king's high wizard locked the sadistic Minotaur within an underground maze. 

Ariadne, the last royal heir to the legendary empire of Minos, has spent her life believing the Sortition protects her people. But the once-mighty kingdom survives by paying a terrible price: Sacrificing children. And if they stop, the bloodthirsty Minotaur walks free.

When Ariadne unveils a shocking truth hidden by her family's legacy, she refuses to accept her secret role; instead, she makes a reckless choice: she will enter the labyrinth herself.

Theseus is no warrior. He can't afford a sword. Driven by forbidden passions, he makes a fool's promise to save her. 

But the enchanted realm is vast enough to swallow cities, filled with monsters, traps, and the remnants of a forgotten war. And lurking in its endless darkness awaits the foe no hero has ever vanquished.

The deeper they travel into disaster, the more they realize the snare was never meant to hold monsters... but to feed one. And falling in love inside a prison designed to kill them might be the most dangerous mistake of all.