The Princess From Tomorrow

The Princess From Tomorrow begins on a night when a mysterious woman in a ruined imperial bridal gown appears at the gates of Sun-Spire. Prince Tristan Everhart expects an enemy, a spy, or a desperate captive. Instead, he meets Genevieve-a woman who knows secrets about him that no living stranger could possibly know. She knows the final words his dying mother whispered twelve years ago. She knows the man he will become. And she has returned from the future to stop him from becoming a monster.Genevieve comes from a tomorrow consumed by grief. In her timeline, Tristan loved her so completely that her death destroyed his humanity. He became a ruthless ruler, froze the skies over three kingdoms, and condemned entire nations to an endless winter because he could not accept a world without her. Now she has crossed time itself, carrying the scars of a future that must never happen.But Genevieve has not escaped her future alone. The Hollow Vanguard has followed her through the temporal breach. Their mission is not simply to kill Tristan. They intend to force the very marriage that will create the future they serve. The ancestral Bridal Seal, the Chrono-Crest, hidden conspiracies beneath Sun-Spire, and the strange temporal power awakening inside Tristan all reveal that the future is already reaching backward into the present.As assassins invade the fortress and ancient forces begin manipulating the course of history, Tristan faces an impossible choice. If he accepts Genevieve, he may create the future she fears. If he rejects her, her existence may unravel into ash and memory. Every decision threatens to become the very event they are trying to prevent.Caught between prophecy, love, free will, and a future written in blood, Tristan and Genevieve must discover whether destiny is truly inevitable-or whether two people can choose a different ending.The Princess From Tomorrow is a dark romantic fantasy of time travel, forbidden destiny, political conspiracy, devastating love, and the desperate battle to change a future that has already happened.