The Last Rae Of Hope
Eura Abrams (Euphridia)
Book One - A Hero Returned
I really should’ve taken the publisher’s employment contract more seriously…
Rachel and her best friend Nora never imagined their first job at a publishing company would catapult them into the heart of their favorite fantasy web novel. However, when they’re given the chance to help the enigmatic author complete the tale that had captivated their hearts during their high school days five years after the story's abrupt hiatus left fans in limbo, they seize the opportunity.
But what began as an exciting creative endeavor quickly spirals into a quirky, unimaginable adventure when they're whisked away without consent into the very story they long to save. The two must battle the destructive demon lord who betrayed and banished the heroine during the story's original cliffhanger, but something seems amiss.
What if the card-carrying man isn’t quite the villain everyone else seems to think he is?
Book Two - Holy Order of Gold
Victory doesn't always feel like winning. But that doesn't make it any less necessary.
The Chosen One has returned to Spernanza, but not everyone is celebrating. Rachel, now known as Captain Raelynn Lightbringer, has reluctantly reassembled the Holy Order of Gold. However, saving the world takes more than a hero's party, a sword arm, and good intentions. She must navigate a seemingly impossible political minefield.
Two warring military orders are bent on destroying each other, and Rachel stands in the middle. She must broker peace between them, lead a fractured team, and survive a royally-sponsored hero convention that somehow catches fire. But when she finally arrives at the Holy City of Chairo, she walks straight into Councilman Pravum's trap…
Rachel fights to overcome every challenge—even if it strains her bond with her best friend Nora. However, when she makes a decision that Relias didn't sanction, in public, with everyone watching, she is forced to discover the hardest truth of leadership: the right call and the popular one are rarely the same.
