Sanctified

In the ashes and ruins of The Cloistered City, Petra's world burned. Her faith was shattered the moment Emperor Cyprian tore everything away: her freedom, her home, and the man she loved. Imprisoned and offered as his next prized concubine, she refused to bend or yield.

She'd rather die.

However, it seemed fate wasn't done with her just yet. In the dead of night, Eadric and Setrak broke her free, swearing they would find Rand and restore order across the lands. Beforehand, they told her only one thing before they parted:

"Wait and hope."

But hope was fragile, a dangerous and fickle thing.

When Rand finally returned to her, he was not the man she remembered. His eyes—once deep burgundy—had turned pale as smoke. His body was frail, his mind lost to a cruel enchantment that stripped him of memory, of self, of love. He did not know Petra's name.

He did not even know his own.

Now, Petra's journey has become more than an escape; it is a restoration.

As the last remnants of magic bled through the land, she searched for the cure and heal the man the Eternity had bound to her while Cyprian's hunger for power grew monstrous behind the city walls.

Haunted by love that refused to die and driven by the echo of a bond once sacred, Petra would risk everything to restore what was lost. But the path back to Rand was carved in sacrifice, and even hope demanded a price.

The question is, when Heaven fall silent and destiny burns, can love alone rewrite the ending?

In the breathtaking finale of The Kismet Trilogy, love rises from ruin, memory becomes rebirth, and the cost of devotion proves greater than fate itself.