Once Forgotten

Magic is a curse, not a gift. The once great Kingdom of Zaromna shuns magic as nonhuman, evil, and corrupting. The teenage Princess Kazira isn’t so sure, especially when she is locked away in an isolated tower by her father, the king. Her only crime - healing a horse by using magic. As stunned as anyone by her new abilities, the princess escapes the castle and leaves her home accompanied only by her horse and dog in hopes of learning to control and understand her forbidden talents.

A curse cast upon the royal bloodline of Zaromna by an ancient enemy has remained dormant for over three hundred years. Now, the dark magic of the curse has chosen Princess Kazira. If she falls to it, so does her kingdom. General Kasroc, her beguiling captor, wants just that.

In the exciting conclusion of the Once Forgotten trilogy, General Kasroc desperately strives to find a way to free Princess Kazira from the curse uttered 300 years ago by his king. If the king detects the general’s plot, he will not hesitate to execute the man who ruled in the king’s stead during his centuries of banishment. As the princess wastes away under the curse on the long march to enslave her homeland, Kasroc must choose between his long-held goals and the princess, between darkness and light.