Of Silver and Emerald

The realm believes the dragon and the lighthouse can only breed a wildfire that burns the kingdom to ash. They have yet to see what happens when the two forces fuse together. To the lords of Westeros, a union between House Hightower and House Targaryen is a political calculation at best-and a recipe for absolute ruin at worst. One is the ancient bedrock of faith, tradition, and calculated ambition; the other is a dynasty of untamed, godlike fire that bows to no law but its own.

When the sister of Alicent Hightower abandons the quiet sanctuary of Oldtown to bind herself to Daemon Targaryen, the Rogue Prince himself, the court holds its breath, waiting for the inevitable explosion. They expected a hostage. They expected a tragedy. Instead, they got a partnership that re-wrote the balance of power on Dragonstone. Dubbed "The Green Rogue" by a court that doesn't know whether to fear or revere her, she is a fascinating contradiction in a court of monsters. She is the grounding grace to Daemon's volatile, destructive nature-the only soul in the Seven Kingdoms capable of trading venomous barbs with him in High Valyrian one moment, and holding his absolute, intoxicating devotion the next. Together, they have bred a new kind of lineage: five children who carry the silver hair of Old Valyria alongside the fierce, sharp-witted protective instincts of the Reach.