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The Mirror Crown

Name: The Mirror Crown
Author: W.D. Evervale

W.D. Evervale 10 stories

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Genre: Romantic fantasy with mystery, adventure, and political intrigue.Timeline: Four years after Book One; Lyra is four.Central threat: The Glass Regent steals identities to sustain seven anchors and gain control over the kingdom’s memory.Character arcs: Elara confronts the limits of protecting everyone. Zephyr faces renewed grief over Kael. Their established relationship deepens through honesty and shared responsibility.Supporting characters: Mara preserves stolen names; Nyra leads the defenders; Sera protects Lyra; Oren restores the name-keeping tradition.Magic: Reflections exploit attention and emotional vulnerability. Moving water, truthful recognition, the Moonwell, and the Starfall Bow help defeat them.Themes: Identity, consent, collective memory, accountable leadership, and protecting children without making them responsible for adult conflicts.Resolution: Communities reclaim the stolen names. Elara and Zephyr destroy the Regent’s crown, and searches confirm no intact anchors remain.Ending: The family reunites. Public archives, shared guardianship, and an open Moonwell support a more lasting peace.

Summary

Four years after claiming Valdaryn’s throne, Queen Elara and her Wolfen husband, King Zephyr, have built a fragile peace—and a family. But when a mirror double approaches their daughter, Lyra, the darkness they thought defeated returns in a terrifying new form. The Glass Regent wears Malrec’s face, but his ambition reaches beyond conquest. He steals names, erasing people from records, memories, and their own sense of identity. Seven magical anchors are forming a crown across the kingdom, and Lyra’s connection to both human and Wolfen traditions makes her a target. Guided by a vanished wizard’s final message, Elara and Zephyr must unravel forgotten promises and reach the mysterious Moonwell. Their enemy turns grief, doubt, and familiar faces against them, threatening to divide the peoples they fought to unite. To protect their daughter and restore the stolen lives, they must discover a power no crown can command: people choosing to remember one another.

Genre: Fantasy

Author: W.D. Evervale

Status: 21d ago

Chapters: 16

Rating: n/a

Age Rating: 16+

About this edition

Four years after The Wolf of the Hidden Valley, Elara and Zephyr rule together as their daughter Lyra grows between two worlds. A reflection begins stealing the names of their people.

An illustrated sequel by W. D. Evervale.

Contents

1. The Servant’s Reflection

2. Seven Bells

3. The Names They Took

4. The Valley Under Glass

5. Fire After Snow

6. Meridian’s Last Map

7. The Bridge That Looked Back

8. The Regent of Glass

9. The Tower of Borrowed Faces

10. The Field of Broken Banners

11. The Moonwell

12. The Chamber Beneath the Throne

13. The Name Beneath the Crown

14. What We Build in Daylight

15. A Kingdom With Room for Morning

The End

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