The Hidden Queen | YA Fiction (Fantasy)

The Hidden Queen
by Elly Ann
© 2024, All Rights Reserved.

Book One

Asukai
Asu Kinga has lived all her life in the mortal realm. Her parents are hardworking, and though they don't shower her with affection, they have never let her lack for anything. She has a little sister who she loves to bits. She thinks her grandmother is the best in the world. Asu and her little sister, Hera, spend their school holidays at their grandmother's home.
One rainy November, Asu wakes up in the deep of night to the horror of intruders invading her grandmother's house, and her younger sister is kidnapped. Her grandmother turns hysterical and thrusts Asu into a new world, demanding she save Hera at any cost.

Tarron
Tarron is the son of the hardest man in Goshalion. They call Goshalion the Eternal Realm, but for Tarron, it has been a realm filled with hardness and scarcity. In his world, he must always be the best, but also second to his father's true son. When he comes of age, Tarron chooses to leave his father's house for good. However, the assignment that takes him out of a cruel palace, threatens to unravel everything he knows about his life.

When Tarron meets Asu, they are sworn enemies bound to harm each other.
Will Asu manage to save her sister's life or will Tarron end her life before she can fulfill her duty?

Disclaimer: This story and the characters are fictitious. Names, characters, businesses, events, and incidents are the products of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. It’s all made up ^_^! Enjoy the story.


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