"They say the sea keeps what it loves—and punishes what it cannot. Captain James Kidd, a man carved from storm and steel, was fated to rule the waves, not fall for a creature born of them. Gambler, a siren cursed to sing destinies but never claim her own, broke every ancient law the moment she gave her heart to a mortal. Their love was a tale the gods tried to drown—a myth whispered by sailors and mourned by the wind. And still, when the moon is full and the tide is high, he sails into the abyss, hoping the sea will give her back."

Sinister was always faced with the unknown and harsh terms of the world. With the ice blade gone and lying truths rising to the surface, there isn't any time to lose. Will the Kingdom of Roar Kara hold the key to finding the lifetime-long questions Sinister had burning in the back of her mind? What fate was more important? The Blade or the truth? What does this path to redemption have lined up for Sinister along the way? What if she does become the monster she tried so hard not to become? Fate has a funny way of changing a person that doesn’t desire any of it. What would happen if fate was to change its course for a cursed Immortal? What will the effects cause for those around Sinister if the monster breaks free? Does love even stand a chance for Sinister's redemption?