Fated Flames: Bound by the Veil's Secret(Book Three)
The bond is sealed. The war is not.
Two months ago, Elara Voss crossed the Veil as a girl running from the shadow market and came back as the Heritage Heir of the Kael bloodline - gold runes fixed at her wrists, a Sovereign Flame bond written into her very soul, and a dragon prince at her side. She thought the hardest part was behind her.
She was wrong.
A letter arrives from Emberfall, carried through the Veil by a courier who has not slept. The seal is deliberately plain. The writing is compact, precise, built for speed - the handwriting of someone who learned to say everything with as few words as possible, in conditions where paper cost something. The signature at the bottom reads: Mira Voss.
An aunt Elara never knew she had.
Mira has spent years in the underground city Elara grew up in, quietly training the Resistance in the same shadow market protocols that kept Elara alive as a child. Now the network that built Kane's empire has restructured, grown larger, and found something within the Veil's deep structure that should not exist. Something the Dragon Kingdom's records cannot fully explain. Something that may already be inside Elara herself.
Returning to Emberfall means walking back into a city that has changed beyond recognition, into the reach of an enemy who is smarter and more organised than the one they dismantled before. It means following a thread of family she never knew to a woman who carries the same name, the same instincts, and none of the history. And it means confronting a secret buried so deep inside the Veil that the founding fire-weavers chose to hide the record rather than explain it.
Draven knew the bond was real. He did not know how far it would ask them to go.
The Sovereign Flame was forged to hold two worlds together. But some things hidden between worlds were hidden for a reason - and the closer Elara gets to the truth, the more certain she becomes that whoever buried it did not intend for it to be found.
Some secrets survive three hundred years. Some were never meant to.
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