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Palace of Smoke and Storm: An Isekai Romantasy
Paperback
Series: Sacred Waters, Second Life, Book 2
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 10 2026
Pages: 310
Weight: 0.92
Height: 0.65 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
She changed her fate. Now she has to change a kingdom's.
Srey Neang has rewritten parts of her tragic past, but the conspiracies she remembers are far from over. In the royal court of ancient Cambodia, where power shifts like monsoon winds, a rebellion is brewing in the provinces, the throne stands on uncertain ground, and the enemies she's made want her silenced permanently. But the greatest danger isn't the plots against her life-it's the brilliant man who's getting too close to her impossible secrets.
In the sweeping conclusion where palace intrigue meets impossible knowledge, and where rewriting destiny demands more than just remembering the past; violence erupts and old conspiracies resurface, Srey Neang must make impossible choices: How much can she reveal without destroying everything? How can she save those she's come to care about without exposing the truth that keeps them all alive? The stakes are higher, the enemies more ruthless, and this time, changing fate might demand sacrifices she isn't willing to make.
Book 2 of Sacred Waters, Second life series.
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