Sunlight and Shadow
Paperback
Publisher Price: $24.99
ISBN13: 9781963934052
Publisher: Harleigh Rose Knight
Published: Jul 22 2025
Pages: 404
Weight: 1.03
Height: 0.83 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
The world remembers them as shadows, daughters of starlight and ruin, torn from each other by betrayal, reborn with blood on their hands.
But the stars remember their story.
Ruri, Shivani, Hesperia, and Sage were once goddesses, bound by fate and fractured by war. Now scattered across the realm of Cylla in mortal forms, each sister bears a different curse: forgotten names, twisted memories, lost love, or poisoned magic. As their powers begin to stir once more, so do the secrets buried beneath centuries of silence.
But the world they left behind has changed. New gods rise. Old enemies wear new faces. And something monstrous waits in the dark, feeding on chaos and time itself.
Haunted by visions of lives they no longer fully remember, the sisters must find each other before the realm falls to divine corruption. To survive, they'll have to become more than what they were, deities reborn, yes, but also warriors, rulers, and weapons.
Because balance is broken. The gods are watching. And the only thing more dangerous than remembering is what they might become once they do.
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