Sehaann is a land of chivalry and honor, of nobility and royalty. It’s also rife with political machinations and status achieved at any cost. To live among the Enuldesh is to manipulate your way to the top or get kicked into the gutter. There is precious little middle ground.

As one of the most powerful magical races of Syndraya, the Enuldesh command a level of respect not enjoyed by many other beings. With power comes corruption, though, and stories of Enuldesh coups are legendary. Peace is a tenuous prospect, at best, and the residents of Sehaann are always preparing for the next political upheaval.

Only one has the ability to bring lasting peace. The one who was never supposed to take the throne. The outsider among his own people. The reluctant heir to his father’s distinguished legacy. He must lead his warriors and his people through the maze of treachery and deceit or civil war will destroy them all. Even among the prestigious Knights of Sehaann, though, there are forces working against the crown.

​Nothing is safe. Nothing is sacred. And absolutely everyone has everything to lose.



​In a land where status defines a person’s entire life, a young man struggles to find his place among those who reject his differences. Too royal for piracy but too savage for palace halls, he doesn’t fit anywhere. It’s practically impossible to meet everyone’s lofty expectations when they all want nothing more than for him to fail. If only someone would give him a chance to prove his worth.



​Second born. The heir’s spare. It’s been Oron’s position for his entire life. Suddenly, he’s ripped from his adventurous pirate life, summoned back to Sehaann. The princess is dead and Oron is next in line for the throne. Reluctant, resentful, the prince feels obligated in his duty. The new role doesn’t fit him at all, though, and he finds much more than he expects within the palace walls.



​Knights of Sehaann embody responsibility, honor, and privilege. But Kyren has loftier goals. He wants a spot in the Royal Guard. It’s among those elite warriors that he’ll find purpose, reward for years of sword training, and the only family he has left. He’s unsure, though, if the story of his past is true. And if his brazen audacity doesn’t get him killed, his knighthood test just might.
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Torn between family and duty, Sanjay is home in Farashtar at the behest of his father. He resents deferring his career as a knight to obey royal obligation, but he’s powerless to escape his father’s influence. Sanjay soon discovers that the duke’s pet project is more than aristocratic fancy, though, and the corruption lurking within the palace walls could shatter the very foundation of Sehaann.



​​​Life as a fugitive is never predictable but owning his destiny is the only way for Taj to be free. He’s survived fate’s every whim with his wits and ingenuity. When the law finally catches up, he finds redemption in the same structured control he’s been avoiding for a lifetime. Out of luck, out of time, Taj must determine where fate takes him next, and how many lives he ruins along the way.



​​​Enjoying life as a retired pirate, William has no interest in chasing adventure. He’s lived two lives already and earned some rest. But he can’t ignore the call of family needing help, so he drags his partners along into the growing chaos of Arcini. Only he has the ability to prevent the monarchy’s downfall. But the cost of finding the truth might be too much, even for an immortal champion.



​Oron didn’t want to rule Sehaann. But now he’s leading his nation to war for its very existence. He fights for his people’s safety, for a peaceful future, for freedom from the tyranny trying to eliminate him. Heritage has plagued his life and now that legacy hangs on the edge of oblivion. No matter how he got here, he can’t let it fall. Because failure means the end of everything he loves.