Atene and the Prophecy of Atlantis

Atene and the Prophecy of Atlantis
by Al Nika
Atlantis – a city of marble rings, golden temples, and boundless ambition. At the height of its glory, the empire believes itself eternal. Yet beneath its brilliance lie cracks of arrogance and silence, and in those shadows stirs a prophecy older than kings.
Atene, eldest daughter of Creocopa of Creocopia, was never meant to rule. Fierce, defiant, and scarred by loss, she grows up in the shadow of a father who demanded balance and sisters who tested her every step. When Creocopa dies, leaving no son to inherit, Atene is thrust into power against her will, just as whispers of prophecy name her as the fulcrum of Atlantis’s doom.
Across the sea, King Cronus tightens his grip on Atlantis with fleets and fire, while Cassandra’s visions of waves, ruins, and a daughter not born for the crown echo in secret halls. Caught between duty and desire, loyalty and betrayal, Atene must decide whether to fight fate, surrender to it, or reshape it, even if the cost is everything she loves.
Atene and the Prophecy of Atlantis is a sweeping tale of empires and daughters, prophecy and defiance, perfect for fans of Madeline Miller, Marion Zimmer Bradley, and mythic epic fantasy.