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Princess. Prophet. Madwoman.
The gods are not kind to mortals.
Cassandra learned this at ten, when Apollo's serpents gave her the future. She learned it again at sixteen, when she refused him—and her gift curdled into a curse: perfect prophecy, perfectly ignored. For the ten years of Troy's war, she has watched everything she loves arrive already dead in visions her family calls madness. Locked in a tower, dismissed as insane, she becomes the unlikely sanctuary for the hated Helen, the sister who dies in her place, the grieving queen who weeps to her at midnight.
But the gods are watching too. Artemis, ashamed of her brother's cruelty, has set in motion the end of the war—and carries a promise to the broken prophetess whose suffering she could not prevent.
A lyrical, unflinching retelling of the fall of Troy, told by the woman who saw it all coming—and the mercy that finally found her.
Every legend has a price. Hers was learning to say goodbye.
Galla Copeland is the only normal one in her life. Everyone else, apparently, is a creature of legend.
When a summer of overheard secrets reveals that her best friend Tara is a selkie—seal-born, skin-stolen, and trapped in a small fishing town by her father—Galla does what any sensible girl would do: she grabs a lock-picking twelve-year-old, her stepmom's terrible car, and a notebook of questionable plans, and goes hunting for what was stolen. Because Tara and her little sister deserve the sea. Even if finding their skins means Galla loses the person she loves most.
A tender, funny, folklore-drenched YA novella about first love, found family, and knowing when to hold on—and when to let go.