Then she wakes inside a perfect copy of Skyhold with four gods and no way out.
Caelan, Roran, Evander, and Darius know every hall, orchard, and path around them—and that is exactly what makes the place terrifying. Someone has recreated their home with obsessive precision, sealed the exits, and built a prison that does not need chains.
It has memories.
The deeper they search for escape, the more the false Skyhold turns their own histories against them. Regret becomes a weapon. Old betrayals become rooms they cannot avoid. Secrets the gods have buried for centuries begin surfacing in front of the one woman whose feelings for all four of them are becoming impossible to dismiss.
Lena is no stranger to ugly pasts. But loving immortals means discovering just how much history they can hide.
Outside the prison, a war across the realms is still moving. Inside, the greatest threat may be what the gods learn about one another—and what Lena learns about them.
To escape, they will have to trust the bonds their captor is trying to break.
But if the prison was designed by someone who knows the gods this intimately, the most frightening question is not how they got trapped.
It is what truth their captor wants Lena to see.