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Into Ember
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Elara had a plan. The plan was: couch, deadline, houseplant. The plan did not survive contact with the sky.
Because the sky, it turns out, has a hole in it. And she fell through it. Screaming. With three men she barely knows, her neighbor, and one cat she definitely adopted.
Except the cat is a person now.
The cat is their commander.
And she said a LOT of things to that cat.
Now she's in a forest with four moons, wearing drugstore flip-flops, being told she's "somewhere safe" by men who won't tell her where. There's a light around her nobody will explain. She can see in the dark, which is new. And apparently she's been narrating her entire inner monologue out loud to men who can hear every word.
She'd like her couch back. She'd like Gerald back. She would not like to find out what a female dragon is, thank you.
One of them can walk through shadows — and has been in her apartment.
One of them keeps her from falling apart and won't say why it works.
One of them is running from something that has nothing to do with her.
And all of them are watching her like she's a fairytale that shouldn't exist...
But she does. In flip-flops.
Into Ember is the second book in The Forgotten Ones — a slow-burn why-choose romantasy with more banter, more heat, more moons, and one wildly unprepared woman who is still, absolutely, not doing this today
Because the sky, it turns out, has a hole in it. And she fell through it. Screaming. With three men she barely knows, her neighbor, and one cat she definitely adopted.
Except the cat is a person now.
The cat is their commander.
And she said a LOT of things to that cat.
Now she's in a forest with four moons, wearing drugstore flip-flops, being told she's "somewhere safe" by men who won't tell her where. There's a light around her nobody will explain. She can see in the dark, which is new. And apparently she's been narrating her entire inner monologue out loud to men who can hear every word.
She'd like her couch back. She'd like Gerald back. She would not like to find out what a female dragon is, thank you.
One of them can walk through shadows — and has been in her apartment.
One of them keeps her from falling apart and won't say why it works.
One of them is running from something that has nothing to do with her.
And all of them are watching her like she's a fairytale that shouldn't exist...
But she does. In flip-flops.
Into Ember is the second book in The Forgotten Ones — a slow-burn why-choose romantasy with more banter, more heat, more moons, and one wildly unprepared woman who is still, absolutely, not doing this today
201 pages, Kindle Edition
Expected publication September 17, 2026
About the author
Zora Stone
17 books67 followersZora Stone writes romantasy for readers who want magic with a sense of humor, men with too many feelings, and at least one creature making poor decisions in the background. Her books are full of banter, slow-burn tension, found family, and the kind of chaos that only happens when you put a sarcastic heroine in a realm she didn't ask to visit.
She believes the best love stories are the ones that make you laugh out loud, then ruin you three chapters later. She also believes houseplants can be plotting against you. (Hers definitely is.)
Zora lives in the Midwest with her two kids, a cat who has opinions about everything, and a coffee habit she refuses to examine too closely.
She believes the best love stories are the ones that make you laugh out loud, then ruin you three chapters later. She also believes houseplants can be plotting against you. (Hers definitely is.)
Zora lives in the Midwest with her two kids, a cat who has opinions about everything, and a coffee habit she refuses to examine too closely.
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