A stand-up comedian from 2026 falls for an immortal warrior who's never laughed in his life. What could possibly go wrong? Sokha died in a car accident and woke up as a Naga princess in ancient Cambodia. Now she's supposed to bond with Commander Surya—a stoic, stone-faced warrior who takes everything seriously, never jokes, and has served the kingdom for centuries. He's her complete opposite. Which is exactly why the prophecy chose them. As Sokha uses humor to hide her terror and Surya struggles to understand why this strange princess makes his heart race, they're thrown together to save the kingdom from a deadly spy conspiracy. Between enemy attacks, political intrigue, and a secret that could destroy everything, they have three weeks to decide: bond as the prophecy demands, or walk away from what might be their only chance at love. But Sokha is keeping a massive secret—she's not really from this world, and she has no idea how to tell the warrior she's falling for that she's actually a time-traveling comedian who died fifteen hundred years in the future. When palace guards start dying and an ancient enemy threatens war, Sokha and Surya must work together to uncover the traitor in their midst. As they hunt spies, negotiate peace with a hostile kingdom, and fight to protect their people, they discover that the biggest risk isn't the danger surrounding them—it's admitting that opposites don't just attract, they complete each other. Can a woman who uses jokes as armor learn to be vulnerable? Can an immortal warrior who's forgotten how to feel remember how to love? And what happens when the truth about Sokha's impossible origins finally comes to light? Book 2 of The Naga Sisters Chronicles series - Each book is a complete story that can be read standalone.