The Forsaken and the Fated: The Hollow and the Haunted Duology -- Camilla Raines, Paperback

In this thrilling sequel to The Hollow and the Haunted, the web of dark magic around two rival families becomes ever more difficult to untangle. Time is running out, and the dead are hungry...

Perfect for fans of atmospheric queer fantasy romance, including The Raven Cycle, Cemetery Boys and Love at Second Sight.

Gabriel Hawthorne is missing, and Miles Warren--psychic, co-conspirator, and aspiring boyfriend--is terrified. All their efforts so far have failed. The prophecy stands unbroken; if the future remains unchanged, Gabriel will die. Armed with Florence's grimoire, they might stand a chance of breaking the Hawthorne curse and preventing Gabriel's murder--but only if Miles can find him.

Meanwhile, Miles's parents are still furious that he's been helping Gabriel at all--and they don't even know the half of it. The mystery of the century-long feud between their two families continues to deepen, but Miles is certain that healing the rift is key to lifting the curse and saving Gabriel's life. Plus, he'd like his parents to give the boy he's maybe, sort-of dating a chance.

With new premonitions changing everything and the dark power of the grimoire whispering in their ears, Miles and Gabriel are running out of time. Both their lives are on the line, and danger lives closer to home than they know...

Author: Camilla Raines
Publisher: Titan Books (UK)
Published: 10/21/2025
Pages: 432
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.81lbs
ISBN: 9781803369990

About the Author
Camilla Raines is the author of The Hollow and the Haunted. She was born and raised in a small town in northern Washington State with lots of evergreen trees, seaside fog, and rainy days. Her writing career began in elementary school, where she spent years scribbling down stories for friends that were usually just knock-offs of whatever book she was devouring at the time. As a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community and someone who openly struggles with chronic anxiety and depression, the most important things to her as a writer are representation, diversity, identity, and acceptance. Find her online @camillaraines.