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Goci came to Dandani to disappear. Instead, the town noticed her the moment she arrived.

An ancient fountain showed her a place that shouldn’t exist. And Avelon — a man born of two worlds — found her, though he was never supposed to want anything as human as her.

Then came Solan, the first child ever born from a bond the old laws call impossible. When Solan is taken in the night, Goci does the one thing no human in Dandani’s long, half-forgotten memory has ever managed. She crosses the veil to get him back.

What would you risk to bring your child home?

On the other side waits more than her son: a Council that fears what he represents, a prophecy still being written, and a truth about the boundary between worlds that neither realm has been willing to face.

The veil was never a wall. Someone just needed to be brave enough to find out what it actually was.

Goci finally has the life she risked everything for. A son. A husband. A home in a world that once called her impossible.

Then a stranger’s voice cuts through a crack in the sky and calls her sister — the one word her whole family spent generations making sure she’d never hear.

Eleven generations of women in her family found each other before her. Eleven times, they let go rather than risk what completing the bond might unleash — a wound old enough to nearly unmake two entire worlds, the last time anyone tried. Goci already knows the cost of choosing fear. She chose it once, and lost years she can’t get back.

What would you risk, to finally know the whole truth about who you are?

To find her sister, she has to cross back into the life she left behind, and finish what eleven generations before her couldn’t survive — even if it means waking something that has been alone in the dark since before either world existed.