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Changing Winds
Paperback
Series: Rise of the Empire, Book 1
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 9 2026
Pages: 336
Weight: 0.99
Height: 0.75 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
History remembers victories, not how clean they were.
- Cassia Dravon
The Empire is rising-and it does not come with mercy.
As legions march and dragons darken the skies, the small kingdom of Morania is crushed beneath imperial ambition. Its young heir, Merek, is forced to flee his homeland, carrying nothing but grief and a shattered title. Hunted across borders and haunted by loss, his only hope lies beyond the Empire's reach-if he can survive long enough to reach it.
But conquest does not end at the borders.
Within the Empire itself, steel, fire, and politics collide as ambition turns inward-and victory reveals its true cost. At the heart of the rising Empire stands the imperial family, where rivalry festers and pride curdles into something far more dangerous. Brothers are set against brothers, duty against ambition, and a single moment of bloodshed will alter the fate of the Empire forever.
Changing Winds is a story of flight and pursuit, of love chosen over power, and of the terrible truth that survival is not the same as victory.
When empires rise, the winds do not change quietly-and no one emerges unscathed.
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