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Of Masters & Slaves
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 6 2026
Pages: 94
Weight: 0.30
Height: 0.19 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
n the emerald meadows of the Isle of Ice, Princesses Natalya and Lidiya, daughters of King Erik and Queen Rhiannon, share an unbreakable bond. Their childhood is filled with ancient songs and tales of night magic, where blood and honor define their world.
Their innocent lives shatter when an ancient oath and a fateful encounter cross their path. A spring day leads them into the territory of a rival tribe, and Lidiya is tragically lost. Her blood, spilled upon an ancient rune, awakens a dormant magic, irrevocably transforming her fate. She is marked, not as a slave, not as a prize, but as something vital: the bond, the key.
As Lidiya grapples with her terrifying awakening and the weight of an old oath, her bond with Natalya is threatened. Betrayal forces the sisters onto divergent paths. While Lidiya confronts a destiny she never sought, Natalya's desperate choices will forge their future. Can their sisterly connection withstand the dark forces seeking to control them, or will the unified key they embody unlock a future more perilous-or glorious-than either could have imagined? Her blood awakens the magic, her sister's choices forge their destiny-together the unified key.
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