The Prince's Otherworlder

Onyx Westwood has always been easy to overlook.
A quiet loner fresh out of college, he moves through life leaving barely a trace - until a mark appears on the back of his hand and a voice settles into his mind like it was always meant to be there. The voice belongs to Adrian von Montclair, a prince from a world Onyx has never seen, and the mark means one thing in Adrian's world: fated.
For months they exist in the space between dimensions - talking, learning each other, falling into something that has no name in either of their worlds except the one the goddess already gave it.
Then Adrian finds the spell.
One moment Onyx is in a mall on a Saturday with his best friend. The next, he's gone - summoned across dimensions to a kingdom of magic and monarchy where the prince has been waiting and the whole town already knows his name.
The catch? Everyone he left behind forgets he ever existed. No memories. No photographs. No trace. Just an absence shaped exactly like him in a world that has already moved on.
But Montclair remembers. Montclair has been waiting.
Now Onyx must find his footing in a world where he is anything but invisible - where his elemental affinity stops rooms, where a kingdom looks at him like he belongs, and where a prince holds him like he is the most significant thing the goddess ever appointed.
He is starting to believe them.
But not everyone is glad he arrived. And some people will burn the whole kingdom down before they accept that the goddess chose an otherworlder over them.
A story about being erased from one world and chosen by another. About grief and belonging and the specific kind of love that crosses dimensions to find you.