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Glitter, Gloom & Governance
Paperback
Series: The Bloomborn Chronicles, Book 2
Publisher: Stephanie Doering
Published: Oct 1 2025
Pages: 74
Weight: 0.21
Height: 0.18 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
In a nursery where tiaras are binding contracts and glitter doubles as diplomatic currency, three magical toddlers-Thorn, Soliel, and Liora-govern with bloom-powered charm and snack-fueled strategy. Their ley-bound growth has accelerated their politics, and now the Tiara Clause, sibling veto rights, and snack redistribution treaties are all up for renegotiation.
But when a mysterious fourth sigil appears and the house begins rewriting its own charter, the nursery transforms into a chamber of ancestral echoes and velvet intrigue. As Elia and Silas navigate ley-bound conditions, romantic scrolls, and a house with matchmaking tendencies, they must stabilize the bloom bloc before chaos blossoms.
Glitter, Gloom & Governance is a cinematic tale of love, legacy, and glitter-fueled diplomacy. In a world where every bloom holds a secret and every tantrum might trigger a magical uprising, the Bloomborn heirs are rewriting destiny-one clause, one kiss, and one glitter bomb at a time.
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