Cast out by the brothers she trusted, claimed by the dragon they feared.
A stolen scale, a broken bond, and a princess who comes back holding all the power.
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The Frostmark Empire has been frozen in endless winter for generations, and the only thing that can wake the sun is a union between a true-blooded princess and the Abyss Dragon. Princess Diana spends her childhood surrounded by the warmth of her three brothers, certain of her place in the family and her royal blood. Everything shifts the day Lorelei walks into the palace carrying a Dragon's scale she stole, using it to convince everyone that she, not Diana, is the rightful princess. One by one the brothers turn cold, stripping Diana of her name and her standing, until they decide she is expendable enough to be handed over as bait to kill the dragon. What none of them realize is that the dragon recognizes exactly who she is, and the moment he carries her off, the lie they all believed begins to unravel.
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