In a gaslamp fantasy empire where power is sealed through smoke and blood, Yan Xun was born to inherit a crown - or be destroyed by it.
When her Emberkin arrives far too early - and in a form the world has no place for - Xun becomes a danger to the very empire she was raised to serve. As she uncovers long-buried truths and navigates a court built on silence, loyalty and control, her existence threatens to unravel the empire from within.
Blending Chinese mythology, court intrigue and quiet rebellion, Reigning Fire is a myth-inspired fantasy about forbidden power, political unrest and the ghosts we carry. Through richly layered metaphors, it explores the complexities of neurodivergence, trauma and what it means to survive when your truth has no place in the world.
Perfect for fans of slow-burn rebellion, introspective protagonists and poetic prose. Reigning Fire is a lyrical story about legacy, identity and the quiet power of choosing your own name.
In a gaslamp fantasy empire where power is sealed through smoke and blood, Yan Xun was born to inherit a crown - or be destroyed by it.
When her Emberkin arrives far too early - and in a form the world has no place for - Xun becomes a danger to the very empire she was raised to serve. As she uncovers long-buried truths and navigates a court built on silence, loyalty and control, her existence threatens to unravel the empire from within.
Blending Chinese mythology, court intrigue and quiet rebellion, Reigning Fire is a myth-inspired fantasy about forbidden power, political unrest and the ghosts we carry. Through richly layered metaphors, it explores the complexities of neurodivergence, trauma and what it means to survive when your truth has no place in the world.
Perfect for fans of slow-burn rebellion, introspective protagonists and poetic prose. Reigning Fire is a lyrical story about legacy, identity and the quiet power of choosing your own name.
By Jasmine Kah Loo Yan
Page Count: 328
