Empress of Song

Empress of Song

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Book 0 - Prequel When humanity abandons a dying Earth, they carry only silence into the stars. Until Isolde sings. Her voice has the power to soothe fear, heal wounds, and bind the last survivors together on a harsh new world where sound itself resonates with strange strength. Raised from girl to goddess, she becomes the first Empress of Arwynia, determined to forge a society where music is more than art - it is life itself. But as her empire grows, so too do the pressures of power, ambition, and love. Voices become the measure of worth, silence becomes dangerous, and the dream of harmony risks twisting into something far darker. Empress of Song is a sweeping tale of hope, passion, and the perilous line between devotion and tyranny - the haunting beginning of a dynasty that will echo for generations.
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After unknowingly returning to her original world, she awoke in the frail body of a girl she recognized-a semi-villainess from a novel fated to die by her own son's hand. Unwilling to face such an end again, she resolved to sever her engagement with the crown prince, certain he despised her. Yet her sudden boldness-her unflinching gaze and daring words-shook the palace. Those who had once dismissed her began to watch closely; those who scorned her now whispered with intrigue. Prince Acacius, who had regarded her as nothing more than a pawn, found himself captivated. The more she slipped from his control, the more obsession rooted in him-and when he saw his half-brother Theodore with her, jealousy twisted into poison. Theodore had never cared for Lavinia, but her sharp tongue and strange humor pierced through his indifference. Seeing Acacius's temper flare whenever she laughed only spurred his amusement-and his resolve to claim her. Then came the saint Clotilde. She concealed a zeal no scripture could tame. Unlike the princes, her desire was not rivalry but possession. She wanted Lavinia all for herself. Even her brothers, who had long stood at the edges of her life, now hovered near, unsettled by the fire that had awakened in her. What had changed? Why did the world suddenly turn around her? Lavinia herself did not know. She only knew this: she would not bow to the cruel fate the novel had written. This time, she would carve her own path. TW UN-EDITED

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