Ink Sorceress Series by D.L. Harrison

Princess Luna was celebrating her sixteenth birthday, the day she was acknowledged as a full adult. It meant being added to the succession. It also meant duty, as she’d likely be married off for her father’s political gain.Except, the rulers of the vassal kingdoms in the empire were unable to rule if they had magic. No one was more surprised than she was to find out she had the potential for ink sorcery... morePrincess Luna was celebrating her sixteenth birthday, the day she was acknowledged as a full adult. It meant being added to the succession. It also meant duty, as she’d likely be married off for her father’s political gain.Except, the rulers of the vassal kingdoms in the empire were unable to rule if they had magic. No one was more surprised than she was to find out she had the potential for ink sorcery. That changed everything for her, and her expected future went up in smoke as she faces the unknown.A time of change was coming. Not for just Luna, but for the empire itself as an old threat rises in the east again. The monstrous races in the wastelands are on the move. But in a new way, a way no one sees coming, until it’s far too late.Note: This epic fantasy book is told in third person limited from Luna’s point of view, but there are also other smaller parts as this epic tale unfolds. less

Princess Luna’s life had changed greatly in the last few weeks, but she’d found a new place. The threat from the wasteland races was imminent, the assassins after her and her new liege would grow thick on the ground, and then there was the threat of human kingdoms going to war. Not to mention dealing with her own developing magic and personal growth. Luna would be hard pressed on all sides... morePrincess Luna’s life had changed greatly in the last few weeks, but she’d found a new place. The threat from the wasteland races was imminent, the assassins after her and her new liege would grow thick on the ground, and then there was the threat of human kingdoms going to war. Not to mention dealing with her own developing magic and personal growth. Luna would be hard pressed on all sides.Note: This epic fantasy book is told in third person limited from Luna’s point of view, but there are also other smaller parts as this epic tale unfolds. less