The Last Elven Princess

Legends of Elessia - Lost Elven Realms: Book 4

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Genres

Elves, Women's Adventure, Alpha Female, Dark Fantasy, Fantasy Adventure, Epic Fantasy, Sword & Sorcery, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Violence

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Legends of Elessia - Lost Elven Realms — Book 4

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Sep 22, 2026

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The Last Elven Princess

Legends of Elessia - Lost Elven Realms: Book 4

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Blurb

A dragon wears her body. An artifact holds her soul.

To recover them, Frida must lose something she treasures more than both.

Frida has lost her flesh, her freedom, and her way home. What remains of her drifts between worlds where metal and branch have warred since time was young.

Only a sleeping god can make her whole again. Only a spirit wearing a friend's face can guide her to its domain.

In Elessia, the ones who love her are running out of time—and out of choices.

They sail for Quel'Nimara, homeland of the warlike Sea Elves, to kneel before the last princess of an elven kingdom that outlived its age. She alone can walk into a dragon's dreams and find what the dragon stole.

Her price is not gold.

She wants the one thing Frida has yet to lose.

She wants Silas.

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Genres

Elves, Women's Adventure, Alpha Female, Dark Fantasy, Fantasy Adventure, Epic Fantasy, Sword & Sorcery, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Violence

Type of Ending

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Series

Legends of Elessia - Lost Elven Realms — Book 4

Series Read Order

Reading prior books is recommended, but not required

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Publication Date

Sep 22, 2026

Page Length

331 pages

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Author

My name is Luis, and I’m the black sheep of the family.

Born the scion of a household of magistrates and physicians, I was groomed from a young age to meet those expectations. I threw the chain of office away and became a bard instead.

I’ve since traveled the breadth of my homeland, picking up tales here and there. I’ve dined with aldermen and drank firewater with vagabonds; I’ve sung moonlit serenades to hussies and taken the daughters of wealthy merchants to grand balls. I’ve joined secret orders, learning their lore and passphrases; I’ve locked arms with tree-huggers and danced with them under the full moon.

But two things sing to my soul like nothing else. One, the roll of the dice, be it on the wood of the tabletop or within the shards of magical glass that are everywhere in our society. Two, the tales of daring, of heroism and valor, of wickedness and deceit, to be found among the dusty tomes of the world’s libraries.

To contribute to those, I have made my life’s work.

Stay a while, and listen…