||AMBY'S FAVORITE 2024|| [LGBTQ+ New Adult Fantasy] In the colonized country of Landiani, Fetia is no stranger to the oppressive tactics of the Magnuvians, who first conquered the nation decades prior to drain Landiani of its magical resources. When a long-awaited opportunity arises for Fetia and her younger sister, Kiana, to aid in the liberation of their country, Fetia is sent to Esterpool, where the Magnuvian royal princess, Asteria, resides. The plan is simple; under the guise of a maid, Fetia will gain valuable information of the royal family from Princess Asteria, and together, she and Kiana will use their knowledge to assassinate the royal family, and consequently destroy Magnuvia. The only problem? Princess Asteria is dangerously more beautiful and charming than Fetia expected. Will Fetia be able to follow through with the plan, or will Princess Asteria be too great of a temptation to resist? Find out in the first book of the duology, "Ad Astra." (Published: 2023)

Aupüche (au-p-ee-sh) a city with two levels. Or really, a city that's divided. Cillian never meant to cross the line into the other half, it just happened. It's not like she meant to see the other side of that cave, that just happened too. It's not like she wanted to get scolded for going down farther than she should've by her father, the ruler of Kestile. Cillian Adrigue was just curious. She hadn't meant to meet the princess of Strahilli (Edrima Deiyani) and fall in love with the city as well. If it weren't for the fact that Edrima didn't know Cillian was next in line to rule Kestile, she wouldn't have neared her. It meant too much to become close with a Kestillian, they were the bad guys after all. They were the ones to kicked all the "low lives" to the bottom - to Strahilli, the underground world. Kestillians where the ones who didn't even give a damn to go down and check on them once and a while. Kestillians were violent, they were the ones who traumatized a whole generation of Strahillians. So why was this girl, this Kestillian, so nice?