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    The Shadow Rule: The Stars and Green Magics, #2
    A Bid to Rule: The Stars and Green Magics, #3
    The Truthspoken Heir: The Stars and Green Magics, #1
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    The Stars and Green Magics Series

    By Novae Caelum

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    About this series

    NOTHING CAN STOP THE COMING STORM.

    Dressa trusted the woman she married, the woman she loved, but that woman betrayed her. Imorie thought they could reclaim their life of power, but they gave it up to help a friend. And Rhys, unwitting envoy to the unknowable Kidaa, is navigating uncharted space with no compass. With the ruling family crumbling and the kingdom in an uproar, can these royal siblings navigate the coming storm?

    The Nameless Storm collects episodes 151-196 of The Stars and Green Magics, previously published in serial form.

    Note: This book has main characters who use gender-neutral pronouns (they/them/their, fae/faer/faerself).

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobot Dinosaur Press
    Release dateJul 26, 2022
    The Shadow Rule: The Stars and Green Magics, #2
    A Bid to Rule: The Stars and Green Magics, #3
    The Truthspoken Heir: The Stars and Green Magics, #1

    Titles in the series (5)

    • 1

      The Truthspoken Heir: The Stars and Green Magics, #1
      The Truthspoken Heir: The Stars and Green Magics, #1

      The Truthspoken Heir: The Stars and Green Magics, #1

      Novae Caelum
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      Shapeshifting powers, forbidden love, and a kingdom hanging in the balance. Arianna's always been the perfect heir, the obedient future ruler of her interstellar kingdom. But when Arianna's royal shapeshifting abilities fail her publicly and disastrously at her engagement ball, she suddenly finds herself on the outside of the life she called her own. Dressa's the perfect socialite, the opposite of her older sister's rigid control. When her sister goes down with a mysterious illness and is sent away from court, Dressa's thrust into a position she never wanted. She's ordered to impersonate her sister—her body, her name, her personality, everything—and court her sister's bride-to-be. Who's gorgeous. And who's likely been sent to take her family down. Can Dressa resist falling for her sister's bride? Can Arianna find a way to take back her own name and position? When the stakes are the kingdom and control has been their whole lives, these siblings must find a way to make their lives their own. The Truthspoken Heir collects episodes 1-36 of The Stars and Green Magics, previously published in serial form, as well as three all new beginning episodes! Note: This book has main characters who use gender neutral pronouns (they/them/their, fae/faer/faerself).

      Shapeshifting powers, forbidden love, and a kingdom hanging in the balance. Arianna's always been the perfect heir, the obedient future ruler of her interstellar kingdom. But when Arianna's royal shapeshifting abilities fail her publicly and disastrously at her engagement ball, she suddenly finds herself on the outside of the life she called her own. Dressa's the perfect socialite, the opposite of her older sister's rigid control. When her sister goes down with a mysterious illness and is sent away from court, Dressa's thrust into a position she never wanted. She's ordered to impersonate her sister—her body, her name, her personality, everything—and court her sister's bride-to-be. Who's gorgeous. And who's likely been sent to take her family down. Can Dressa resist falling for her sister's bride? Can Arianna find a way to take back her own name and position? When the stakes are the kingdom and control has been their whole lives, these siblings must find a way to make their lives their own. The Truthspoken Heir collects episodes 1-36 of The Stars and Green Magics, previously published in serial form, as well as three all new beginning episodes! Note: This book has main characters who use gender neutral pronouns (they/them/their, fae/faer/faerself).

    • 2

      The Shadow Rule: The Stars and Green Magics, #2
      The Shadow Rule: The Stars and Green Magics, #2

      The Shadow Rule: The Stars and Green Magics, #2

      Novae Caelum
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      THE ENEMY BY MY SIDE. THE ENEMY IN MY HEART.   Ari will never be the Heir again. Her younger sister, Dressa, was supposed to hold her place, but now Dressa's stolen her future rulership.   Banished to a resort world to recover from her illness, Ari's determined to reclaim her shapeshifting abilities and race back to the capital. But a young gardener with a mysterious past is taking too much interest in Ari's new persona, and a possessive duke is bent on capturing her attention for himself.   Are they both after her heart, or something far more sinister?   Dressa won her freedom, won her bride—and won a kingdom she didn't want. Now, with an alien crisis brewing, she has to step up as the Heir, and maybe, soon, as the ruler.   Because there's a secret at the heart of the kingdom. A secret that spans her father's entire rule and could bring everything tumbling down.   And she's already let the enemy into her palace, and into her heart.   When no one is who they seem and every smile is a weapon, the Truthspoken must find their way to truth before the kingdom crumbles around them.   The Shadow Rule collects episodes 37-93 of The Stars and Green Magics, previously published in serial form.   Note: This book has main characters who use gender neutral pronouns (they/them/their, fae/faer/faerself).

      THE ENEMY BY MY SIDE. THE ENEMY IN MY HEART.   Ari will never be the Heir again. Her younger sister, Dressa, was supposed to hold her place, but now Dressa's stolen her future rulership.   Banished to a resort world to recover from her illness, Ari's determined to reclaim her shapeshifting abilities and race back to the capital. But a young gardener with a mysterious past is taking too much interest in Ari's new persona, and a possessive duke is bent on capturing her attention for himself.   Are they both after her heart, or something far more sinister?   Dressa won her freedom, won her bride—and won a kingdom she didn't want. Now, with an alien crisis brewing, she has to step up as the Heir, and maybe, soon, as the ruler.   Because there's a secret at the heart of the kingdom. A secret that spans her father's entire rule and could bring everything tumbling down.   And she's already let the enemy into her palace, and into her heart.   When no one is who they seem and every smile is a weapon, the Truthspoken must find their way to truth before the kingdom crumbles around them.   The Shadow Rule collects episodes 37-93 of The Stars and Green Magics, previously published in serial form.   Note: This book has main characters who use gender neutral pronouns (they/them/their, fae/faer/faerself).

    • 3

      A Bid to Rule: The Stars and Green Magics, #3
      A Bid to Rule: The Stars and Green Magics, #3

      A Bid to Rule: The Stars and Green Magics, #3

      Novae Caelum
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      While this book happens 23 years before the main events of this series, it contains characters, events, and context needed to fully enjoy the rest of the series. This is the preferred reading order, but it can also be read any time before, during, or right after books 1 and 2. THE RULER IS DEAD. LONG LIVE THE RULER. Homaj Rhialden has lived his whole life knowing his older sibling, not himself, will rule his interstellar kingdom—and as a court rake, he's perfectly okay with that. But when his parents are assassinated and the Heir goes missing, Homaj is suddenly thrust into power. All evidence points to an inside job, but who among his father's trusted advisors are his enemies? Determined to track down his parents' killers and prove himself in an increasingly hostile court, Homaj hatches a plan with his servant cousin, Iata, to use their shapeshifting abilities to switch places: while Iata impersonates him and rules the kingdom as a willing target, Homaj searches for the Heir in the capital city. But in a kingdom ruled by shapeshifters, anyone can be anyone, and not even your own identity is safe. When lies run deep enough to shatter a kingdom and family is hardly friendly, can Homaj protect both his kingdom and his identity from crumbling around him? A Bid to Rule is a fast-paced royal thriller with a genderfluid lead and glittering court intrigue! This book was first published in serial form as The Seritarchus.

      While this book happens 23 years before the main events of this series, it contains characters, events, and context needed to fully enjoy the rest of the series. This is the preferred reading order, but it can also be read any time before, during, or right after books 1 and 2. THE RULER IS DEAD. LONG LIVE THE RULER. Homaj Rhialden has lived his whole life knowing his older sibling, not himself, will rule his interstellar kingdom—and as a court rake, he's perfectly okay with that. But when his parents are assassinated and the Heir goes missing, Homaj is suddenly thrust into power. All evidence points to an inside job, but who among his father's trusted advisors are his enemies? Determined to track down his parents' killers and prove himself in an increasingly hostile court, Homaj hatches a plan with his servant cousin, Iata, to use their shapeshifting abilities to switch places: while Iata impersonates him and rules the kingdom as a willing target, Homaj searches for the Heir in the capital city. But in a kingdom ruled by shapeshifters, anyone can be anyone, and not even your own identity is safe. When lies run deep enough to shatter a kingdom and family is hardly friendly, can Homaj protect both his kingdom and his identity from crumbling around him? A Bid to Rule is a fast-paced royal thriller with a genderfluid lead and glittering court intrigue! This book was first published in serial form as The Seritarchus.

    • 4

      Court of Magickers: The Stars and Green Magics, #4
      Court of Magickers: The Stars and Green Magics, #4

      Court of Magickers: The Stars and Green Magics, #4

      Novae Caelum
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      THE POWER TO DESTROY A KINGDOM. THE POWER TO HEAL A HEART. Ari's new powers have awakened, threatening to tear apart a kingdom already on the edge. Sent back to Valon to face her father's—and the people's—judgement, Ari must decide how far she'll go to reclaim her former life, if that's even possible anymore. In the heart of the turmoil, Iata, the reigning ruler, is losing control of his increasingly unstable magics. As his secrets threaten to spill out, his brother's wife, Haneri, draws ever closer—and he's not sure he wants her to stop. At the border to Kidaa Space, Rhys grapples with the ominous and impossible patterns in the Kidaa attacks, and comes face to face with the Kidaa themselves in a harrowing meeting that could change the future of the kingdom. And Dressa, who secretly married an enemy prince, must now face the consequences of that marriage. Because Lesander was activated by her family. And Lesander has a choice: obey her family, or betray her wife. With enemies without and enemies within, can the Truthspoken save their kingdom, or is this kingdom doomed to fall? Court of Magickers collects episodes 94-150 of The Stars and Green Magics, previously published in serial form. Note: This book has main characters who use gender-neutral pronouns (they/them/their, fae/faer/faerself).

      THE POWER TO DESTROY A KINGDOM. THE POWER TO HEAL A HEART. Ari's new powers have awakened, threatening to tear apart a kingdom already on the edge. Sent back to Valon to face her father's—and the people's—judgement, Ari must decide how far she'll go to reclaim her former life, if that's even possible anymore. In the heart of the turmoil, Iata, the reigning ruler, is losing control of his increasingly unstable magics. As his secrets threaten to spill out, his brother's wife, Haneri, draws ever closer—and he's not sure he wants her to stop. At the border to Kidaa Space, Rhys grapples with the ominous and impossible patterns in the Kidaa attacks, and comes face to face with the Kidaa themselves in a harrowing meeting that could change the future of the kingdom. And Dressa, who secretly married an enemy prince, must now face the consequences of that marriage. Because Lesander was activated by her family. And Lesander has a choice: obey her family, or betray her wife. With enemies without and enemies within, can the Truthspoken save their kingdom, or is this kingdom doomed to fall? Court of Magickers collects episodes 94-150 of The Stars and Green Magics, previously published in serial form. Note: This book has main characters who use gender-neutral pronouns (they/them/their, fae/faer/faerself).

    • 5

      The Nameless Storm: The Stars and Green Magics, #5
      The Nameless Storm: The Stars and Green Magics, #5

      The Nameless Storm: The Stars and Green Magics, #5

      Novae Caelum
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      NOTHING CAN STOP THE COMING STORM. Dressa trusted the woman she married, the woman she loved, but that woman betrayed her. Imorie thought they could reclaim their life of power, but they gave it up to help a friend. And Rhys, unwitting envoy to the unknowable Kidaa, is navigating uncharted space with no compass. With the ruling family crumbling and the kingdom in an uproar, can these royal siblings navigate the coming storm? The Nameless Storm collects episodes 151-196 of The Stars and Green Magics, previously published in serial form. Note: This book has main characters who use gender-neutral pronouns (they/them/their, fae/faer/faerself).

      NOTHING CAN STOP THE COMING STORM. Dressa trusted the woman she married, the woman she loved, but that woman betrayed her. Imorie thought they could reclaim their life of power, but they gave it up to help a friend. And Rhys, unwitting envoy to the unknowable Kidaa, is navigating uncharted space with no compass. With the ruling family crumbling and the kingdom in an uproar, can these royal siblings navigate the coming storm? The Nameless Storm collects episodes 151-196 of The Stars and Green Magics, previously published in serial form. Note: This book has main characters who use gender-neutral pronouns (they/them/their, fae/faer/faerself).

    Author

    Novae Caelum

    Novae Caelum is an author, illustrator, and designer with a love of spaceships and a tendency to quote Monty Python. Star's had stories in Diabolical Plots, Intergalactic Medicine Show, Escape Pod, Clockwork Phoenix 5, and Lambda Award winning Transcendent 2: The Year's Best Transgender Speculative Fiction, as well as translated into German and Estonian. Novae is nonbinary, starfluid, and uses star/stars/starself or they/them/their pronouns. Most days you can find star with digital pen in hand, crafting imaginary worlds. Or writing alien poetry. Or typing furiously away at stars serial genderfluid romance novels, with which star hopes to take over the world. At least, that’s the plan.

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