Elunara: The Seer the Ashen Moon Refused to Release
Before the Ashen Moon burned, Elunara already knew it would.
She has lived her life with prophecy lodged beneath her ribs, visions that arrive without mercy, dreams that do not stay contained in sleep. Exile was meant to quiet them. Distance was meant to dull the future’s teeth.
It did neither.
In Ashen Moon, Elunara returns not as a savior, but as a warning. The last Seer of a realm already breaking. Her gift is not reverence. It is exposure. She sees what others refuse to name, and the truth has made her dangerous long before she ever chose to be.
The moon does not bless her.
It watches her.
It remembers what she is.
And so does the Queen.
The Ashen Queen is not myth or metaphor. She is present—reaching, claiming, threading her fire through others to get closer to Elunara herself. Prophecy begins to move. Marks appear. Power bleeds across boundaries that were never meant to thin.
Elunara is not spared by love. Love complicates her survival. It becomes another blade at her throat, another reason the Queen tightens her grip. Choice narrows. Consequences sharpen.
Yet Elunara does not disappear.
She studies the fire meant to consume her.
She listens to the visions that would break her.
And when the future demands obedience, she answers with defiance.
Ashen Moon is a dark fantasy romance where fate hunts, magic scars, and prophecy is not rewritten gently. Elunara’s story is not about escaping the night.
It is about deciding what the night will take—and what it will not.
