Mien

In ancient Anatolia, the dead can be stolen. And even the gods disagree over who owns a mortal soul.

Sumey Agha came to Pergamum prepared to defend humanity’s right to choose its own future. Instead, she finds the impossible waiting beside an old enemy: Musa, the brother whose death awakened her lightning, alive but stripped of every memory of her.

His resurrection leads back to Olum Araf, the Cloak of Hades, a man offering peace through absolute control. As divine hosts and mortal leaders gather to decide Anatolia’s fate, Sumey must confront enemies who can turn fear, grief, and desire into weapons. The coming struggle will not be fought only with swords and lightning, but over a far more dangerous question: whether freedom is worth the suffering it allows.

To uncover what happened to Musa, Sumey follows a grieving friend into the domain of an older god, where death has laws of its own and every miracle demands a price. But beneath the earth, she discovers that the greatest threat to her freedom may not be Hades or the powers rising against her.

It may be Zeus himself.

Perfect for fans of myth-infused fantasy, ideological conflict, and emotionally driven divine drama, Mien: Surge is a story of grief, autonomy, and the price of carrying a god who may have designs of his own.