Vile & Virtue: The End by Kathryn Ann Kingsley

The game is far from over. And the monster is done playing nice.
Sasha Lancaster has already been murdered, resurrected, and trapped inside a dimension built from all of fiction. Her twin sister Sidney has been played, manipulated, and forced to watch. The score is tied. The demigods are restless. And the new stories they’re being thrown into aren’t fairy tales anymore — they’re nightmares with plotlines, designed to break them apart from the inside out.

Every chapter is crueler than the last. Every death counts. And the line between Vile’s elaborate tortures and his devastating tenderness is getting impossible to find.
He’s reading her mind. He’s reading the page. And the page isn’t lying.
Sasha has a plan that could send them both home. There’s just one problem…she’s not sure she wants to use it.

Because for the first time in his ancient, wretched existence, the villain doesn’t know how this story ends. He’s afraid—not of losing, but because Sasha is the only person in the history of fiction stupid enough to love him for it.

The only way out is a story that’s never been told. The clock is ticking.
And the librarian is about to rewrite the ending.
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