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Starfire's Heir
Paperback
Series: The Soul of Serentyn
Publisher: Strawberry Roan Press
Published: Jun 23 2026
Pages: 562
Weight: 1.64
Height: 1.25 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Destiny called her. He awoke her.
Lexa Andrever has always believed she was nothing more than a farm girl. But when
a stranger reveals she is the lost heir of a distant realm, Lexa discovers she alone
stands between the kingdom and the deathly darkness pressing at its borders.
Written into an unsettling prophecy, carrying a responsibility she never sought, Lexa
sets off for her homeland with Griff Narvene, the warrior sworn to protect her. As
she grapples with her new role as prophesied savior, the inscrutable soldier stirs
something deep within...
To keep the shadows at bay, Lexa must harness the powers of her birthright to
protect the people and home that demand her duty. With the fate of the
kingdom-and a fragile new love-at stake, can she survive long enough to save
them both?
Starfire's Heir is the first book in The Soul of Serentyn trilogy-perfect for fans of
fated mates, found family, and slow-burn romance woven through sweeping fantasy
adventure.
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