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The Gold Maiden

Songs of the Adriels, Book 2

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By: Jennifer Kropf
Narrated by: Dana Allen
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War has come to Per-Siana. The King has left the palace to go defend the border.

Three months after Ryn is imprisoned, soldiers storm the underground caves of the Mother City prison claiming the Intelligentsia put out orders to form burn divisions that will head into the desert to aid the Per-Siana army.

Ryn expects war to be terrible. She even expects to die. What she doesn’t expect is for the God Original to use her hands and feet to stir up hope in an otherwise depressing war.

After rescuing a famous Weylin noble, Ryn is gifted a golden mask she wears as she begins her journey across the desert with Burn Division XII. Under her real name, "Adassah", she battles B'rei Mira divisions, giants, and enemy kings, but most of all, the brokenness in her own heart.

But everything comes to a halt when she crosses Xerxes in battle. Because of her mask and changed name, the young King she once cared for has no idea who she is. Ryn is left with two options: reveal who she is so she can say all the things to Xerxes she never got to the last time she saw him, or keep her identity a secret in order to protect her burn division.

©2026 Jennifer Kropf (P)2026 Jennifer Kropf
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