The book starts off with Meria practicing on snowmen and children join her to play. She's now the new queen of Winter and has new responsibilities that come along with it. Theron, her prince, helps her get used to her new role. She's used to weapons and secrecy, not the royal life a queen is supposed to live. A particular scene of her saving a miner is depicted. The miner informs her they found a magical chasm which harbors deep dangerous magic. As she gets close to it, the magical chasm reacts to her presence, causing her to fall unconscious. When she wakes up, she immediately falls back to sleep again. The point of view changes to Mather, showing his love and concern for Meria but never interacts with her considering his status. Who does Meria really like? What is the magical chasm and why does it so strongly react to Meria? How can Meria ever adjust to a queen life? I highly recommend this delightful sequel to all people who enjoy a fantasy-mystery romance. The story marvelously builds off the first book- Snow like Ashes.
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