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... eens was an unbroken chain of responsibility, rooted in centuries of sacrifice and power. Queen Lysandra had been the latest and perhaps the most revered link in this chain, after her mother queen Selene.

From the moment of her birth, Lysandra had been destined for greatness. The firstborn daughter of Queen Selene, she was raised in the shadow of her mother's wisdom and the towering expectations of the Calithean crown. Her childhood was anything but ordinary, it was a whirlwind of lesson ...

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