A failing warrior. A prince in pain. A city in the mountain where they and their loved ones hide from Solevar's curse. But this reality will soon shatter. For among the cursed ashes of Solevar, a Seer has been found. Eirin, the king's favored warrior-in-training, is going to fail her combat test. She knows this, as does everyone around her. This comes as no surprise, though. Eirin never understood why the king chose to train her alongside the Walled City's most promising fighters. She's always been too slow, too weak, never enough for what a true Sgaeth is meant to be. And now that it's nearly over, she dreams only of returning to the home where she's loved and she belongs. For years, Drystan, the king's Heir, chosen for his strength and prowess in combat, has watched Eirin fight only to fall again and again. And though he's only the king's Heir, his patience with the situation grows thin. Anyone can see that Eirin was never meant to be a Sgaeth, but the king refuses to listen. As if his worry over Eirin's safety isn't enough, the ever-present pain in Drystan's chest is reaching nearly crippling levels. If he can't get it under control, his suffering will soon begin to affect those he should be keeping safe. Both Eirin and Drystan's plans and ambitions are brought to a halt, however, when just before Eirin's combat trial, the Walled City is attacked by an army of monstrous shifters. And Eirin and Drystan hear a word uttered that changes the course of the battle and their lives. Seer. Upon hearing mention of this word, the king sends Eirin, Drystan, and a small party of companions out of the Walled City, out of the mountain, into the ancient, dying land of Solevar. There, he promises, they will find the answers they've been seeking. But no matter what happens, Drystan must protect Eirin at all costs. The Walled City's survival depends on it. As they make their way into the dangerous world of the Atharrach shifters, far from the safety of their city's walls, Drystan and Eirin begin to see that perhaps the world is not exactly as they've been told. Even more importantly, though, they learn world-altering secrets about their own selves. And if they can't learn to embrace their true natures...and trust one another along the way, the world as they know it might fall.

_A Seer explores her Sight. A Dragon comes into his power. New friends and enemies push and pull them apart. But none of that will matter if they can't cross Solevar._ Eirin, Drystan, and their renegade friends have escaped Torbaine for the last remaining haven city in Solevar, Mhaedin. They're welcomed and promised training, shelter, the chance to break the Time Stones' curse, and are even reunited with an old friend. And at first, everything goes as planned...until Eirin begins having visions. Despite the hope their arrival inspires, Solevar is already beginning to crumble. Time to break the curse is running short. As failure and difficulties arise, friendships and alliances grow strained, and confidence wavers. Even Eirin and Drystan, who have become inseparable, find that their new roles in this world might not be as compatible as they'd hoped. It all comes crashing down, however, when a brilliant discovery by Eirin is met with betrayal. In desperation, she turns to the one man who might be even more dangerous than her betrayers. As Mhaedin falls, Eirin, Drystan, and their friends must choose. Will they honor the bonds they've forged? Or will they let doubt and fear tear them and Solevar apart forever?

The days to fix the Time Stones are running thin. The Seer has fallen to Sun Sickness. The Blood Fire Throne still has no heir. After escaping the devastating battle between Mhaedin and Rangvald's forces, Eirin, Drystan, and their friends set out for Iilaedin, the Dragons' Fire Blood Throne, to fix the Time Stones. The journey, however, is difficult in more ways than one. Solevar is more ravaged than they had imagined, and tension strains their little band as Eirin and Drystan struggle to heal their broken bond. To make matters worse, Eirin falls deathly ill to the Sun Sickness just as they learn that Rangvald is making his way to Iilaedin as well. Still, the Seer and the Dragon are unable to deny the changes they begin to see in themselves and one another as they draw closer to the royal city. And with those changes, a glimmer of light in which bold choices and wishes are made. But hope is perilous, and as they muster the last of their allies, they know this will be their final stand. There is no one else. If the Seer and the Dragon cannot rise to chase away the darkness, there will be no dawn. The Seer's Sacrifice is the last in the Legacy of the Time Stones Trilogy, a world with magic, romance, myth, and mystery. Read Seer's Secret today to embark on the journey to the Time Stones...before it's too late.