Downloading The Edge of Hell

In the fevered breath of the Peruvian jungle, captivity becomes a mirror.
Laura Galante, a rising star of the ballet world, is taken from the bright, ordered life she has always known and thrust into a hut of dirt walls, chain, and silence. Her captor, Emilia Arroyo, is a soldier in the Ejército del Pueblo Verdadero—an illegal revolutionary group that fights for justice with methods that corrode the very cause they claim to serve.
At first, Emilia is only the shadow at the door, the woman who brings water and removes the bucket. A stranger whose silence feels colder than the chain around Laura’s ankle. But as the days deepen and the air thickens, glances replace words, and the space between prisoner and guard begins to shift.
When Emilia discovers what another comrade has done to Laura, she breaks the unbreakable rule—
Their escape lasts only hours before the world closes in again, but in those hours something dangerous blooms: a recognition of the risk each has taken for the other. Laura knows Emilia was part of her captivity. Emilia knows she will never forgive herself for it.
In the end, The Edge of Hell is not about freedom won or lost—it is about two women who met on opposite sides of a chain, each risking everything to pull the other back from the place neither thought they could return from.
A taut, haunting novella of captivity, impossible trust, and the kind of love that can only grow where nothing else should.