Caitlin Demers

Creating spice-free fiction for YA readers

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In a land ruled by the King of Night, Raelyn dreams of justice for citizens punished for crimes they were wrongfully accused of. When the results of a murder trial cause riots in her village, her best friend is fatally injured. Losing hope, Raelyn considers turning to the one being who, if he exists, can heal her friend – someone known as the Power. But only the village lunatic knows about the Power, and Raelyn struggles to believe the Power not only heals but also promises justice for innocents. She must decide if she will continue to live in the shadow the King of Night has spread, or if she will look toward hope that the Power will one day rule their land with justice.

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