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The Ojurn family has guided the planet of Oldir for centuries, and as the ancestors of a prophet, the world’s citizens have always honored their bloodline. However, the people’s struggles are on the rise, and their solar system’s limited resources continue to dwindle.
Rhanna, the daughter of the current Lord Supreme, considers it her duty to rid the planet of its troubles. She spends most of her days training to take up her family’s mantle. But when a popular young leader from a neighboring world arrives on their soil, it becomes evident that there are those with other wishes.
Set more than three decades before the events of The Forsaken Planet, this is a story of one family’s struggle to do what is right, even if it costs them their legacy.
A Princess of Oldir is both a standalone story in the Power of the Stars universe and a complementary addition for those familiar with the main books. You do not need to have read the other work to enjoy this novella.
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I've had The Forsaken Planet on my TBR a while now and decided to start with this to see if the series was for me. It was fast paced, with good world building and likeable characters. Pretty short being a novella but a fun read nonetheless and left me itching for more. I jumped straight into The Forsaken Planet (book 1 in the power of the stars series) and am currently enjoying that just as much.
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2 primary books3 released booksPower of the Stars is a 3-book series with 2 primary works first released in 2023 with contributions by Bryan Wilson.