They called her a mistake... because no one could explain what she was.For eighteen years, Miray lived hidden from a world she had never seen, protected by the only person she ever called family. But on the night of her eighteenth birthday, everything changed.A dying promise... a forgotten pendant... and a doorway that should never have existed.When Miray crosses into a realm where Blood Moons rule the night and ancient species wage a silent war, she discovers that monsters are not the only things hiding in the darkness. Every kingdom wants something. Every secret demands a price. And every pair of eyes that follows her seems to know a truth she has never been told.The wolves whisper her name.The vampires hunt her shadow.The succubi fear her existence.Even those sworn to protect the realms refuse to speak of the prophecy surrounding her.As forgotten legends awaken and forbidden powers begin to stir, Miray is forced to question the only thing she has ever believed,Who... or what... is she?Because sometimes, the greatest danger isn't the monsters chasing you.It's the truth waiting for you at the end of the path.In a world where every key was created to keep the balance... one forgotten soul may become the lock that decides the fate of them all.

"You cheated me, oh my god, I can't believe this. Your love, your affection, our marriage, it was all a lie... All lies! How could you do this to me?" Aanya exclaimed as she ran, feeling as though if she were caught by anyone, she would be killed on the spot. Suddenly, as she ran, her steps halted, and she found herself surrounded by cars from all sides. All the cars were black, and in the midst of them stood a black royal car. Abruptly, a bodyguard emerged from one of the cars and approached the black royal car, opening its door.From it emerged a handsome, tall man who said, "Who do you think you're running from? How dare you try to escape from me? You've made a mistake, and there will be consequences. Are you ready for the punishment, Aanya Alton? Oh, sorry, I forgot, Aanya Christopher Kingston."