For twenty-five years, Lyra Ravenshield believed she knew exactly who she was. An orphan taken in by a powerful duke. A noblewoman raised within the walls of Ravenshield Castle. A woman destined to marry Rowan Ragnar and secure an alliance between two powerful houses. She had accepted that life. Until she discovered the truth about the man she was supposed to marry. Her fiancé, Rowan, was secretly involved with her best friend, Celeste. And the necklace Lyra had spent months choosing for her own engagement... was hanging around Celeste's neck. That single moment destroys everything Lyra believed about her life. Heartbroken and humiliated, Lyra runs into the forbidden Moonwood Forest during a violent storm. There, beneath an ancient silver tree, her blood falls upon forgotten runes. The forest awakens. Something ancient opens its eyes beneath the earth. And a mysterious woman made of moonlight whispers: “I've waited five hundred years for you.” Lyra doesn't understand. How could anyone have been waiting for her for five hundred years? She soon discovers that the life she remembers is only a fragment of the truth. She isn't simply a duke's ward. She isn't merely Lyra Ravenshield. Her true name is Aeira, and she is the last surviving heir of Lunareth, a magical kingdom erased from history five centuries ago. Her mother was Queen Selene. Her father was Aureon Ravenshield, a descendant of the ancient bloodline of Erebus—the first Lord of Eclipse. And Lyra's birth was the reason Lunareth fell. But the secrets surrounding her family run deeper than she could have imagined. Her mother fled with her when she was only a child, protected by a powerful aging spell that prevented Lyra from growing older until she reached a place where she could finally be safe. For twenty-five years, Lyra lived inside Ravenshield Castle, unaware that the duke who raised her had been protecting one of the most dangerous secrets in the realm. Now her memories are returning. So is her magic. And with every memory she regains, the world around her begins to change.