Gently, I close my secret journal, having just finished my last entry for Trinthnia Academy. On the last page, I placed my signature, Zazzlina Kolia, Light Fae Princess.
I closed my eyes for a moment as my mind drifted back to that first letter I received four years ago, telling me to report to this enchanting school. Little did I know I’d become friends with merpeople, dragons, pixies, elementals, canine shifters, feline shifters, and angels. I passed vampires and witches in the hallway as if it were the most ordinary thing in the world.
But my newfound happiness could not last forever. The magic of Trinthnia came under threat. We watched our beloved school begin to wither and die beneath our feet, and as the water turned to blood, we united to save our school and the land. But my troubles were only beginning. I had to fight for my life once more as the Demon Bynvadio took me captive and turned my beloved twin sister Tiana into a witch.
Visions—some beautiful, others haunting—flicker in my mind as I open my eyes. Through it all, one bright light remains: Oberon, my bonded fae, stands before me, offering his hand with a reassuring smile.
They call me Zazz. I am Fae, and this is my story of survival.
Zazzlina Kolia, known as Zazz to her friends, has a lot on her plate this summer. She wonders: why can’t she be a selfish fae and take the summer for herself and her soon-to-be bonded mate Oberon?
That’s the problem with being given more power; with it comes a huge responsibility. Zazz has become a Tanisha Fae Queen, a title she didn’t ask for but accepts with grace. As if setting up a new school in their new home, Ardiham Castle, and planning their bonding ceremony isn’t enough to keep them busy, someone has reached out to her for help, someone whose life hangs in the balance. She is sworn by oath to help them.
Zazz answers to no one, yet she is at Ardiham Castle by invitation. Can multiple Fae Queens learn to co-exist? It appears they need her much more than she needs them as a battle with Orcs ensues, and she is destined to lead.
