LILITH
The Woman Who Walked Between Worlds
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Pub Date 21 Mar 2026 | Archive Date 8 Jul 2026
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Description
*A novel for readers drawn to psychological, soul‑deep love stories with the mythic resonance of Addie LaRue, the emotional inevitability of The Time Traveler’s Wife, and the philosophical depth of The Midnight Library.
Lilith: The Woman Who Walked Between Worlds is a dual‑POV, dual‑timeline introspective love story told in first person, unfolding across the modern world and 14th‑century Florence on the edge of the Renaissance.
Lilith’s journey begins in present‑day St. Augustine, Florida, where a single encounter with Marek awakens a depth of emotion she never expected. Their connection is immediate, overwhelming, and ultimately shattering - a fracture that follows them for years.
A decade later, Marek tells his side. Through his voice, the reader uncovers the betrayal that broke them, the karmic bond that predates this lifetime, and the ancient patterns echoing through their story.
Beneath their story runs a quiet, mythic current – a feminine cosmology drawn from the Lilith–Selena duality: two moons, split into shadow and light.
As their two perspectives braid together, the novel moves between memory, destiny, feminine awakening, and the invisible threads that bind souls across time. What begins as a love story becomes a threshold between realities, psychological, historical, and mythic, where the past and present mirror each other across centuries.
Perfect for readers who crave depth, dual timelines, pre-Renaissance Italy, and love stories that feel lived rather than observed.
Advance Praise
"...you slip into the emotions so easily, they’re so raw and unfiltered that I kept forgetting I was reading. It starts lightly, almost deceptively, and then suddenly I’m in Florence in the 14th century. That section became my personal favorite..." Mila, Amazon Reviewer
"Wow. I’m so glad I happened upon this book. The symbolism at the end just made my heart ache..." Leslie Rollins, Goodreads Reviewer
"...If you love books with soulmate energy, past-life romance, haunting feminine power, emotionally tortured men, and endings that leave you staring at the ceiling at 2am questioning your entire existence, add this to your TBR immediately...." - Sneha, Goodreads Reviewer
Average rating from 2 members
Featured Reviews
Hannah M, Reviewer
This book is giving:
🌙 dark, eerie vibes
🖤 powerful, mysterious FMC
🔥 slow-burn tension that creeps up on you
Lilith as a character?? She’s THAT girl—quiet, intense, and you always feel like she knows more than everyone else 😭
The whole story feels kinda haunting, like something bigger is always happening behind the scenes. And the way the secrets unfold?? I was hooked the entire time.
It’s not super fast-paced, but the atmosphere makes it impossible to stop reading.
⭐ 4.5/5 — moody, mysterious, and low-key addictive
👉 If you like dark feminine energy and stories that feel a little unsettling… you’ll love this.”
Reviewer 1651323
Lilith is one of those rare novels that feels less like reading a story and more like stepping into a dream you half‑remember from another life. It’s intimate, philosophical, and beautifully layered—perfect for readers who crave emotional depth and mythic resonance in their love stories.
The dual‑POV structure works wonderfully here. Lilith’s present‑day voice is tender, searching, and quietly haunted, while Marek’s later perspective reframes everything with a raw honesty that hits like a revelation. Their connection feels lived‑in and soul‑deep, the kind of bond that stretches across time rather than simply across chapters.
I loved how the novel moves between modern Florida and 14th‑century Florence, not as a gimmick but as a genuine exploration of memory, destiny, and the patterns we carry from one lifetime to the next. The historical sections are vivid without ever overwhelming the emotional core, and the mythic undercurrent—the Lilith–Selena duality—adds a subtle, shimmering layer of symbolism that enriches the entire narrative.
This is a story about love, yes, but also about awakening, shadow work, and the invisible threads that bind us to others in ways we don’t always understand. It’s introspective in the best way: thoughtful, atmospheric, and quietly transformative.
If you loved The Time Traveler’s Wife, Addie LaRue, or The Midnight Library, this will absolutely speak to you. A beautifully crafted, soul‑stirring novel that lingers long after the final page.
My thanks to Margarita Yaz, the publisher and netgalley for the ARC