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Immortal mages have ruled the Nation's of Sideon peacefully for over a thousand years, ever since humankind nearly destroyed itself. Now their leader, Allamon, has decided it is time to give the mortals back their sovereignty. Maghareen however, Queen of Elreth, is not inclined to relinquish her throne so easily. Spurned and chastised by her ancient lover, Spurion of Susia, she gathers her people for war. But the Witch Queen has threats from inside her own realm to worry about. Maghareen's own general is willing to use any means necessary, natural or dark and most unnatural, to have her for himself. Her only real advisor, the Head Matron of her palace, has an annoying habit of preventing her from burning the world to the ground with a spell. And an unassuming girl with a sharp knife has been told that the only way to save her family is to plunge her blade into the queen's back. It's enough to drive a powerful queen to desperate measures.

Book I of the Irrillania Chronicles begins the journey of Prince Jayden Rionthorne, sole heir to the throne of Crysin. Dark portents of treachery from within the kingdom cause Jayden, along with his two closest companions, Methius and Belvin, to seek to uncover a traitor among the king's advisors. Distractions abound in the form of a wayward princess, a pub name the Crown Jewels, a shifty governor, and preparation for an upcoming duel that will determine Jayden's eligibility to fight alongside his father on the upcoming Day of Darkness; when the kingdom must be whole to repel otherworldly invaders that will seek to destroy all of humankind. With no idea when catastrophe may strike, they can only hope to discover the traitor in time to save the kingdom from disaster.

The ashes still smolder in the betrayed city of Eriden, crown jewel of the kingdom of Crysin. Meanwhile, Prince Jayden fights to maintain his sanity in a dark cell where he is forced to relive his nightmares over and over again by the vile sorcerer who has infected his mind. His only chance for freedom may depend on a subterranean people whose existence has been kept hidden from the outside world for thousands of years, and the powerful beings who protect them. Yet even if he does escape, he will still need to reclaim his ancestral home from an invading army of well-trained mercenaries led by the betrayer's ruthless champion in time to ready his people for the dreaded Day of Darkness when savage forces from another world will be unleashed to wreak havoc on humankind. And to do that, he is going to need all of the help he can get.