Dysphoria

The king is trapped. The chaos should be over. So why does everything feel like it's just beginning?

With the immortal king sealed away and the rebellion finally breathing, Naevyn thought she'd earned a moment to figure out who she actually is, but with her mother's growing weakness and Valthaeron growing stronger by the day, she doesn't have that luxury anymore.

Now she's hunting answers in the last place she expected: the domain of the true dragons.

With faction lines fracturing and old loyalties curdling into something dangerous, Naevyn can't afford to trust anyone. Except maybe Cairos, who has decided that if he has to suffer, so does she. And he's very, very good at making her suffer.

But the deeper they go, the more Naevyn realizes that saving her mother might cost her everything she just fought to protect. The prophecy isn't finished with her. And the blood that saved them once?

It's going to demand a lot more than she's ready to give.