Tell Them That I’m Coming
My destiny was never mine to begin with…
I swear, if I never hear the word ‘prophecy’ again, it’ll be too soon.
My whole life, I’ve known that I was the child of prophecy. Half human, half demon, I was only four months old when I supposedly saved the world. Twenty-five years later, I strive to have a future when I’ve already done what I was born to do.
And that’s when I overhear my parents discussing a second prophecy about me…
Each halfling in Sombra has their own gift. Mine has been my ability to wield the shadows that make up my father’s home world. Along with my soul-pet, Binx, and my best friend, Rafe, I can visit all of the neighboring realms.
Except for one.
Noctavara isn’t home to demons. The human realm has no contact with the warded world, either. It’s a gilded cage for the fae—and the plane where I’m meant to find my future.
But, first, I have to find Rafe.
Sold to a slaver in Noctavara, I’m determined to get him back any way I can… which would be a lot easier if I didn’t get caught by a fae bandit who has his own reasons to help me reach the Gilded Court.
And me? When I realize who he is, I have my own reasons to escape his golden gaze and blinding smile… but Thane Aurex is more persuasive than he should be, and now Binx and I have a new fae companion.
As we journey together through a world unlike the one I left behind, I have one message for the cruel Court that thinks they can steal from Alana of Sombra:
Tell them that I’m coming.
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Alana of Sombra.
The prophecy warned her that she’d find her future in Noctavara.
The prophecy forgot to mention that she’d have to find her way there first—or that she would be captured by Thane Aurex while on a journey to save her best friend from the Gilded Court…
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