Sinthesis by Jessa Riot

Sinthesis isn’t rebellion. It’s ritual. An all-female network built in silence, sealed in secrecy, and sharpened by years of brutality. Farewells are sacred. Trophies are kept. And once you’re bound, you’re part of something bigger, something final. Kara doesn’t mean to find it. She’s just looking for meaning, for something to belong to. What she finds is Calista: poised, unreachable, and already inside her head. What starts as curiosity turns into obsession. What feels like purpose turns into performance. And Kara doesn’t realize she’s being dismantled—until she thanks Calista for it. Grotesque and dripping with psychological decay, Every farewell is a performance. Every death, a masterpiece. A Shakespearean tragedy written by the feminine divine. Filed under ritual, obsession, and feminist bloodletting—presided over by the High Priestess of Splatterotica, The Unholy Mistress herself.