By tradition, the heir to the throne must enter the Labyrinth and survive three days and three nights within its shifting stone.

 

 

Corin has spent his life preparing for this trial. But nothing can prepare him for a maze that listens, a darkness that punishes, or the quiet voice that watches him from its depths.

 

 

She is not a legend. She is not a ghost. And she has never helped an heir before.

 

 

As the Labyrinth twists around them, Corin is forced to question everything he’s been taught about survival, sacrifice, and the price of escape. Because the deeper he ventures, the clearer the truth becomes:

 

 

The Labyrinth does not want blood. It wants something far worse.