
Heir of Prophecy
by Analeigh Sbrana
Ancient prophecies are awakening, magic is returning to the world, and one young woman stands at the center of it all. Heir of Prophecy by Analeigh Sbrana is filled with dangerous secrets, deadly trials, and a fate that refuses to be ignored. With a blend of dark magic, political intrigue, and slow-burning romance, this adventure asks a powerful question: can destiny be rewritten, or is every heart bound to the path foretold?
Audra has spent her life believing magic belonged to legends, until the day those legends become terrifyingly real. Thrust into a brutal world of fae, ancient prophecies, and a ruthless war academy, she discovers that the power growing within her may mark her as the very figure everyone is searching for. As enemies close in and loyalties begin to blur, Audra finds herself haunted by visions of a dark prince whose promises are as alluring as they are dangerous. Torn between two futures and two versions of herself, she must decide whether she will become the savior others demand, or the force destined to change everything.
She's a woman bound by fate, torn between two prophecies. He's the Prince of the underworld, fated to either claim her or end her life. Defying destiny is one thing… the heart, another.
Magic has always been at the periphery of Audra’s life. As a human, she knows that magic exists, but it's as distant as the legends she grew up with. Until one day, magic returns, bringing with it the all too real Fae and upending Audra’s life entirely. Abducted by a cult of fae Priestesses, Audra finds herself conscripted into a magical war academy. The only hope of surviving this new world filled with guilds, magic, and danger is to band together with a group of her fellow prisoners. Though unlike the others, Audra's burgeoning magic is erratic and violent, just as the prophecy foretold. She must discover what it means to be the Heir, but time is running out. The Priestesses know the Heir moves among them, and they're determined to root them out, no matter what it takes.