In a world that long lost its moral axis, free will was the chain that tied a god’s vengeance to his entertainment. Tiadola had waited centuries for the preordained trials meant to end her life—mental punishments designed not for justice, but for spectacle. But nothing could have prepared her for th...

In a world that long lost its moral axis, free will was the chain that tied a god’s vengeance to his entertainment. Tiadola had waited centuries for the preordained trials meant to end her life—mental punishments designed not for justice, but for spectacle. But nothing could have prepared her for the moment they were set in motion by encountering the three-headed dragon compelled to hunt her. When the stranger Tiadola...