We are delighted to be revealing the cover for Our Immortal Bind by Christopher Hartland! Releasing on March 31st 2026, Our Immortal Bind is available for preorder from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Indiebound, and Walmart.
Now read on to discover the cover and synopsis, but first here’s what the author had to say about his cover!
“Our Immortal Bind is a story of love, loss and magic with queer and autistic representation at the forefront. The cover shows the two main characters: the half-angel Orpheus and the warlock Evan, and I think the artist, S.J. Gautreaux, has done an utterly incredible job of capturing them (along with other little details that will become clear as the story unfolds). I can’t wait for readers to join Orpheus and Evan on their journey in 2026.”
To enter the afterlife, one must first pass through a door unlocked by the angel of death, but when the keys to those doors are stolen, the entire human race is rendered immortal.
With the world heading into global crisis and the very fabric of the universe at risk, Death tasks her son, the half-angel/half-human Orpheus, with the retrieval of the keys.
Orpheus soon encounters Evan, a warlock who lives in fear thanks to laws punishing the use of magic.
The Witchfinders are already pointing the blame for the immortality at the witches and warlocks of the world, so Evan agrees to help Orpheus in the hopes of fixing things before anti-magic rhetoric reaches an all-time high.
In a quest that pushes them both to their limits, what neither boy expects is to find there may be more to life, each other, and themselves than they ever thought possible.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Based in West Yorkshire, England, Christopher Hartland is the author of Against the Stars. He’s a queer, autistic writer with a particular love for sci-fi, fantasy, and romance. Despite going on to complete a physics degree, “author” was always his answer to the childhood question of “what do you want to be when you grow up?” When not writing, you can find him nerding out over musical theatre, playing Dungeons and Dragons, or endlessly rewatching Doctor Who.
