Larent is gone, but Collette has a plan to set things right. With knowledge of an ancient spell hidden away by the deceased King Sargarus, Collette convinces the others that she needs to go to Quenall-not to take back her kingdom, but to retrieve the spell from within Gadleigh Palace. Along the way, they stop at Pontus Bay, where Collette finds her estranged brother, Zephraim, under the protection of Lord Barris. When the group arrives in Quenall, plans go awry, leading to a palace break-in and a citywide riot. Legends of Coralia: Restoration and Ruin is the fifth novel in this epic fantasy series. This book contains LGBTQ+ themes, violence, revenge, discussions of genocide, sexual violence, adult language, and consensual sexual content. Kate D. Jenkins enjoys writing fantasy, Sci-fi and romance as much as she enjoys reading them. She lives in a small town in Idaho with her autistic teen who is her whole world, her parents, and between them, four dogs and eight cats. When not hanging with her son, she loves gaming, especially first person shooters and asymmetrical horror games she can play with friends. She's a K-pop enthusiast and harbors a secret love of K-dramas and Anime, much to her mother's displeasure as she's slowly being sucked into them with her. Her favorites tropes are currently enemies to lovers, there was only one bed, coffee shops, time travel fixes it, and soul mates/soul identifying marks. She is hopeful one day she can talk her co author into writing these with her. Morgan A. Moreau is a lover and writer of all kinds of fiction, including fantasy, history, crime and mystery, and modern-day stories. She embraces the Ariel aesthetic, especially when it comes to her vivid red hair and mermaid tattoo. She continues growing her The Little Mermaid collection on a regular basis. She lives in Alabama with her dog, though she makes frequent trips to visit her ever-growing group of niblings. Her current passions include higher education, animal rights, and watching the 1995 Pride & Prejudice at least once a month. In addition to her current literary loves, Morgan is a fan of vampires, pirates, and superheroes, and she hopes to incorporate this into future works.