Divided Fates - Allen, Stephanie
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Three women. Three separate journeys. One path to find that fate will divide even the closest of bonds. Ten days after the battle in the north, the world of Erez has been thrown into turmoil. Princess Isemay awakens - injured and weak - in a strange village. Branded an outcast because of her mixed heritage but forced to stay against her will, she must choose to conform to the sha'nidow way of life or face the consequences. When a mysterious stranger arrives with a heartbreaking message, Isemay's hope abandons her to a fate far more destructive than she was prepared for. Princess Alena finds…mehr

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Three women. Three separate journeys. One path to find that fate will divide even the closest of bonds. Ten days after the battle in the north, the world of Erez has been thrown into turmoil. Princess Isemay awakens - injured and weak - in a strange village. Branded an outcast because of her mixed heritage but forced to stay against her will, she must choose to conform to the sha'nidow way of life or face the consequences. When a mysterious stranger arrives with a heartbreaking message, Isemay's hope abandons her to a fate far more destructive than she was prepared for. Princess Alena finds herself the queen of the northern kingdom - powerful, adored, alone. Fighting inner demons of darkness, she travels south to visit her brother, now the king of Neilos. But fate will not allow her to find peace, and she must decide whether she will side with those she loves or the one who holds ultimate power. Niri Flesh-cleaver, granddaughter to the elusive Choshech and heir to the nashech throne, has everything she could want - and yet her heart yearns for more. Torn between her mother's orders and a forbidden love, she quickly realizes she cannot have both. Driven by brokenness, she will seek to destroy the one person she blames for Choshech's demise - and find that perhaps her heart was the better guide all along.