Sing, O Muse

In a crumbling kingdom born from the ashes of heroes, Pallas, the only son of Telemachus, has lived his life trapped in silence. Marked by the secrets of his birth and the trauma of a childhood locked away by diplomats who saw his truth as a threat, Pallas has become a man skilled in diplomacy, poetry, and disguise. But when war brews on the borders and duty calls him to court, his carefully maintained facade begins to crack.

Petros, the fierce and golden heir of a distant war-torn isle, arrives with vengeance in his eyes. But nothing is as it seems. Not the war, not the gods, and certainly not Pallas, whose haunted gaze stirs something dangerously human in him. As politics twist into prophecy and alliances are bound by blood and marriage, the two are forced into a union that neither of them asked for, but both of them need.