The Blood Prophecy
She gave him her blood to save his life. He gave orders for her to stop. Neither of them listened.
Sarah Miller came back to Aldhus voluntarily. She crossed a portal, left behind her family, her job, and every version of her life on Earth — because six years of dreams had been pointing her to one place. One city. One man who didn't remember her at all.
She thought the hard part was finding her way back.
She was wrong.
Kyros is dying. The fever that is killing his city has been killing him quietly for months, and the only known cure exists in Sarah's blood. He knows this. His doctor knows this. And Kyros has forbidden anyone from using it.
She heard him say it through an infirmary wall:
“I will not take her life to save mine.”
So Sarah does what she always does. She makes a decision without asking permission, goes to the doctor in the middle of the night, and extends her arm — while Kyros searches in secret for the portal that will send her home against her will.
Two people running parallel plans. Neither of them telling the other. Both convinced they're protecting someone they love. This is the book where everything escalates.
The prophecy is real — and the alien peoples of Aldhus are beginning to understand what Sarah's arrival means. Alliances are forming. Armies are preparing. And inside the tower, someone has been passing information about Sarah to the wrong people.
Kyros is running out of time in two directions at once: the fever, and the war. Sarah is running out of options in two directions at once: keep him alive, or keep him from sending her away. And Kyros's own mother has just announced to the entire city that she has found the cure.
The blood Sarah was donating in secret. The antibody that took months to produce. The secret that was never supposed to leave the infirmary. Everything Sarah sacrificed — and now Freesia is holding it like a weapon.
The Blood Prophecy is Book 2 of The Sisan Prophecy — a slow-burn sci-fi romance series about a girl who spent six years finding her way back to someone, and what it costs to stay. If you loved the tension of Behind the Mask, this book will break you. And then piece you back together. And then break you again at the last page.
For fans of An Ember in the Ashes, Shadow and Bone, and Ice Planet Barbarians.
Read it. Then hold on for Book 3.
“I will not take her life to save mine.”
— The Blood Prophecy