Sacred names
A name can be an inheritance, a weapon or the first piece of the self that power tries to take.

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A free Claimed by Fate novella
They named the monster. They do not get to decide who she becomes.
Her Name Was Fire is a dystopian draconic-romance novella of shattered chains, sacred names and awakening—and a free path into the defiant, transformed myths of Claimed by Fate.
The book at a glance
A name reclaimed
Her Name Was Fire enters Claimed by Fate through a dystopian world shaped by control, captivity and the dangerous power of remembering who you are.
Its draconic romance turns on shattered chains, sacred names and awakening: the same questions of monstrosity, power and reclamation that echo through the wider series, concentrated into a novella-length first encounter.
This is the free threshold into Dana Birkmour’s monster-romantasy world, available to newsletter readers as either an ebook or audiobook.
Inside the story
A name can be an inheritance, a weapon or the first piece of the self that power tries to take.
Freedom begins with breaking the structures that define captivity as the natural order.
Transformation becomes a way to reclaim power rather than accept the shape imposed by fear.
This fire may be yours if…
Clear answers
Yes. Dana’s newsletter readers can choose either the ebook or audiobook edition free.
It is a dystopian draconic-romance novella centred on shattered chains, sacred names and awakening.
No. Claimed by Fate stories stand alone, and this novella is designed as a free way into the wider mythic conversation.
Yes. You can choose the free audiobook instead of the ebook.