Set fifteen years after fearless, Kai and Pae now thirty three with their daughter Kit who is fifteen and their daughter, Ava who is eight. This book follows Kit's journey in the trials another kingdom proposed.

*YOU HAVE TO READ BREATHLESS A POWERLESS FANFICTION BEFORE YOU CAN READ THIS* this book is number 2 in the order Kai is now the king, Paedyn just gave birth to their daughter Ava, and Kitt left the entire kingdom in the hands of his brother. now Kai has to juggle being a good father, being a good husband and also being a king something he was never raised to be. how will he do it? will their marriage last? Will there be more death and destruction? will Kai be like his father? read and find out Lauren Roberts the author of Powerless owns this world and most of the characters.

Paedyn never asked for a crown, nor for the life growing quietly inside her after the war ended in ash and blood. An Ordinary girl in a kingdom that worships power, she once fought only to survive. Now, she must learn how to rule-while her body battles the price of love, legacy, and life. After discovering she is with child, Paedyn and Kai navigate a delicate and dangerous balance between hope and heartbreak. Haunted by the death of his brother and the ghost of a throne built on cruelty, Kai clings fiercely to Paedyn and the daughter they never expected but now cannot imagine losing. They name her Adena-after the friend Paedyn lost to the Trials, a name carved from pain and memory. But even with the corrupt council dismantled and Lord Calen dead, not all enemies have been exiled. The people remain restless. Their Queen has no powers. Her body is broken in recovery. And still, she rises. As Kai stands guard over their fragile family, and Jax returns to witness the quiet strength of a mother defying every expectation, the palace becomes a crucible of secrets, sorrow, and slow healing. In the quiet spaces between pain and peace, love must become something more than survival-it must become a revolution. Because the greatest battle isn't against an enemy at the gate-it's learning to believe that you deserve to stay.