Francine is different.
Not in the sense that she has freckles on her nose or dual-colored eyes, but in the fact that she has antlers growing from her head, an immeasurable amount of strength, and no clue where she came from. She doesn’t even have a last name. Nevertheless, she is shunned by the common folk, believed to be a blessing for monsters and a curse for mortals. Her only solace are the woodland creatures and their masters that keep her company.
However, that all changes when a chance encounter gives her the opportunity of a lifetime. A stranger, one of godly blood, mistakes her for the child of a long-forgotten king. Now the heir to an immortal throne, Francine is hurled into a world that she thought couldn’t be possible. But when a rival family member threatens her would-be throne, she’ll have to make an important decision: risk a civil war between a family that she doesn’t belong to, or reveal her true history, even if it comes at the cost of her own life.