A Match Made in Hell
11 September 2025Imprint: Hot Key Books
Synopsis
A sinful fantasy romcom full of heat, heart and humour, for readers of THE EX HEX and A DEMON'S GUIDE TO WOOING A WITCH.
Is it possible to resist temptation when you're falling for the devil?
At twenty-one, Willow was supposed to be turning into a responsible adult, not proving her mother right when she called her a failure. Now, thanks to one tiny (if fatal) mishap, she's landed in a dimension named Asphodel that looks suspiciously like hell.
Determined to redeem herself, Willow makes a deal with Asphodel's ruler, King Sathanas: complete seven tasks, resist the seven sins, and he'll let her return to her human existence. But when Sath is sin itself, temptation may be hard to resist . . .
Is it possible to resist temptation when you're falling for the devil?
At twenty-one, Willow was supposed to be turning into a responsible adult, not proving her mother right when she called her a failure. Now, thanks to one tiny (if fatal) mishap, she's landed in a dimension named Asphodel that looks suspiciously like hell.
Determined to redeem herself, Willow makes a deal with Asphodel's ruler, King Sathanas: complete seven tasks, resist the seven sins, and he'll let her return to her human existence. But when Sath is sin itself, temptation may be hard to resist . . .
Details
11 September 2025384 pages
9781471417443Imprint: Hot Key Books
Reviews
Falling for the devil has never been more fun. A Match Made in Hell is a real page turner, hilarious, sexy and emotive in turn. Readers will love following Willow through all the levels of hell.Rachel Greenlaw, author of The Woodsmoke Women’s Book of Spells
In a sea of romantasy, A Match Made in Hell - and debut author Charlotte Ingham - is one to watch in 2025. This searing, high-concept romantasy is not only a wickedly clever dance with the devil, but also a study in nuanced characterisation. Ingham's wry, relatable Willow is for every woman who's ever burned beneath the label of messy or too much, and the impossibility of perfection, and triumphed anyway. As for Willow and Sath's forced proximity (emphasis on proximity)? Tip: invest in a swoony fainting couch. Right now.Amy de la Force, author of A Kiss of Hammer & Flame
A slow-burn romantasy that combines demon-slaying with lusting after the bad boy. It will appeal to fans of Netflix's Lucifer and A Court of Thorns and Roses.Tom Tolkien, School Reading List