In a kingdom where dance is forbidden, a future high priestess must bend the rules to stop an ancient evil from destroying everything and every<one< she loves, including the crown prince, in this sweeping romantasy graphic novel.

Eighteen-year-old Myra has spent her entire life training to replace her grandmother as High Priestess. But with the day of her ascension rapidly approaching, she&rsquo;s not sure if she&rsquo;s meant for this path. How can she become the herald of the god Alrun when he forbids the thing she loves most: dancing?

Her kingdom can&rsquo;t afford her hesitation though. Not only is the emperor looking for Alrun&rsquo;s wisdom ahead of a peace treaty, but forces of darkness are seeping through the barrier between worlds. The only source of light Myra has is her childhood best friend, the crown prince. Without his support and&hellip;love, she may not be able to stop what&rsquo;s coming.

To save her people, Myra must delve into her kingdom&rsquo;s forgotten history, even if it means defying the laws of the land. But the key to salvation may just require her to make the biggest sacrifice of all.

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Tasia M S is a freelance illustrator and animator based in South Africa. She attended The Animation School for 3D animation and is currently studying 2D animation at CG Spectrum. She’s known for her portraits and illustrations of women’s fashion. To Dance the Moon and Stars is her debut.

Barbara Perez Marquez was born and raised in the Dominican Republic, and now lives in the US. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing and writes short stories and fiction. You can find her among the creators behind the Eisner-nominated graphic novel series The Cardboard Kingdom. She is the co-creator of To Dance the Moon and Stars and author of The Library of Memories.