In the shadows of Hogwarts, where legacy is power and magic runs ancient, a girl rises from a powerful ancient bloodline. Alsephina Black - daughter of Regulus Black and a descendant of Salazar Slytherin through an ancient Greek bloodline - is as feared as she is gifted. Born with magic older than the castle's stones and colder than the lake's depths, she walks the line between brilliance and madness, beauty and danger. Obsessed with Harry Potter, the Boy Who Lived, Alsephina doesn't want to destroy him - she wants to belong to him, to be the blade he carries into the dark. But Harry sees only the power in her... not the girl unraveling beneath it. As war looms and prophecy tightens its grip, Alsephina must choose: be the weapon they all expect - or become something far more dangerous. A haunting romance. A dangerous legacy. A girl born from darkness who dares to bloom.

Book Two of the Obsidian Bloom Series She wasn't born to save the world. She was born to choose who survives it. The prophecy was never about Harry alone. Buried beneath the lies and shadows, one name was always left unspoken - Alsephina Black. A girl of ancient blood, bound to fire and magic too dangerous to control. A girl whose choice will tip the scales of the war. And everyone wants her. The Order shields Harry, whispering loyalty and trust - but they only want to keep her close. Voldemort pulls at Draco, dangling legacy and power - but he only wants to bind her through blood. Alsephina sees through it all. She doesn't care who wins. She doesn't care who burns. She only cares about two people. Draco, the boy who knows her soul - with something older, deeper. A bond no spell can break. Harry, the boy she burns for - recklessly, obsessively, completely. But as the world tilts into war, Alsephina must make an impossible choice - between the light that makes her feel human, and the blood that reminds her who she is. Alsephina was never the weapon. She's the one who unleashes it. And when she blooms again, it will be in blood. It will be in crimson.