The Book of Olivia

A Legacy Rooted in Spirit. A Kingdom Grown From the Earth.

In this sweeping installment of the Underworld Series, The Book of Olivia traces the sacred lineage of a realm built not on conquest, but on communion with the land.

At the heart of Olivia’s story is Queen Narinda a revered warrior sovereign who led her people through defining moment in the underworld, silence, and betrayal. Fierce yet intuitive, Narinda ruled with both blade and blessing, guiding Olivia into sovereignty after the Republic severed all ties. But her greatest legacy was not war it was her son.

As Narinda’s reign comes to a close, she passes the crown to King Oliver, a leader forged in the shadows of sacrifice. In this book, the truth is finally revealed about what really happened on the night of Agnes’ legendary escape a mission shrouded in mystery and bound by ancestral magic.

But it is Oladay, son of Oliver and heir to the jungle throne, whose story defines Olivia’s destiny.

A king born of earth and spirit, Oladay commands the elite Gorilla Warriors, protectors of the jungle realm. Feared by his enemies and revered by his people, he rises as the Jungle King until a devastating personal loss shakes the very soul of the land. When the Republic returns with the threat of total annihilation, Oladay must face an impossible choice and endure a harrowing ordeal to protect the last free realm in the underworld.

Powerful, rooted, and profoundly spiritual, The Book of Olivia is a tale of bloodline, resistance, and the kind of leadership that grows only from the soil of loss and legacy.

The Heir of Fire

The flames of legacy burn hotter than war.

Prince Shakir, son of the ruthless King Sawdo, has lived his life as a weapon — forged by lies, fueled by hatred, and used to enforce the Republic’s iron rule. But when hidden records reveal the truth of his bloodline, the heir to Aduka is shaken to his core. The woman he despised is the mother he never knew. The father he idolized has deceived him from the very beginning.

As Shakir struggles with shame, guilt, and the fire raging within, the Republic turns its wrath upon Olivia. An air strike leads to the capture of King Oladay, the indomitable Jungle King, whose defiance in chains forces Shakir to confront the very question that has haunted him since his first visit to the jungle: What kind of king will you be?

Torn between loyalty to his father and the call of his own conscience, Shakir must decide whether fire will consume him — or if he will rise from the ashes to forge a new destiny.

In The Heir of Fire, the second book of the Aduka Chronicles, betrayal ignites rebellion, bloodlines are exposed, and an heir born in shadows must choose what his fire was truly meant for.

The Book of Orlios Men of the Black Mountains

High in the jagged Black Mountains lies Orlios a nation feared for its storm-born warriors, infamous pleasure caverns, and the most dangerous indulgences in the underworld. Its king, Orin, rules not with councils or crowns, but with storms, shadowleaf, and secrets.

Told partly in Orin’s own ruthless confessions, this is the story of a barbaric tribe who demanded women and legacy, and when denied, seized them by force. It is the tale of how Orin followed Sawdo of the Aduka Nation into the fall of Eugoldia not for glory, but for spoils. As the Golden Kingdom burned, fire and storm forged an alliance that remade the Republic in blood and excess.

In the aftermath, Orin builds his dominion: warriors who fight by day and revel by night, a city of obsidian carved into the mountains, and a court where every secret whispered in pleasure is a weapon kept for the future. Yet even as he indulges in wealth, women, and power, Orin begins to see the truth: Sawdo’s fire consumes everything it touches.

The Book of Orlios is a descent into a nation where strength is survival, pleasure is power, and loyalty is bought in blood. It is the storm-king’s confession — of excess, of betrayal, and of a dark legacy that will one day turn against even him.

The Book of Aduka Rise of the Fire Tyrant

An Underworld Series Chronicle
By Nyah Evergold

“I did not inherit power. I took it. And when the world knelt, I built something worthy of my name.”

In this searing installment of the Sovereigns of the Underworld Series, The Book of Aduka chronicles the ruthless rise of Sawdo, the Dictator King of the Adukan Nation — a military empire forged in fire, fear, and unshakable order. Once a loyal ally of King Arkendemus, Sawdo’s bitter disillusionment with the Republic Council and its decision to embrace the cursed Oceanus tribe ignites a calculated rebellion.

What begins as a political rupture becomes a catastrophic overhaul of the Underworld itself. With the help of surface world allies and secret betrayals from within, Sawdo brings about the fall of the Golden Kingdom and declares himself sole ruler of the Republic. But power is not enough — Sawdo craves legacy. Facing a divine curse of infertility and the silent decay of his marriage to Queen Lenora, he launches the Goddess Experiment — a brutal reconditioning program that transforms sacred Glendorian bloodlines into controlled vessels of empire.

Told through the voices of Sawdo, Queen Lenora, the ambitious Lady Eleanor, and the stolen vessel Safire, The Book of Aduka is a dark, poetic, and unflinching portrait of tyranny masked as destiny. It is the blueprint of a nation built on obedience, where fire is both law and god — and where even the divine must kneel.

The Book of Eugoldia

"I am Arkendemus, King of the Golden Dynasty. You have heard the rumors of our fall, but now you will hear the truth."

Forged of gold and light, the Eugoldians were the first tribe created by the gods, protectors of balance and guardians of the Republic that once united the underworld. Their homeland, the Golden Kingdom, was a radiant empire of glowing rivers, living palaces, and wealth that pulsed with divine magic. But envy and betrayal grew in the shadows. Sawdo of the Adukans and Orin of the Orlios conspired with the Oceanus King and the surface world, weaving lies that fractured the Republic. When a strange sickness struck the Eugoldians, the conspirators struck in force and the Golden Kingdom faced its greatest trial.

Told in Arkendemus’s own voice, this is the untold account of glory, betrayal, and sacrifice. A story of sovereign bonds, unbroken loyalty, and the last stand of a kingdom destined to fall. The Book of Eugoldia is both a testimony and a warning for though the Golden Kingdom crumbled, its flame still burns.

The Book of Glendora

In a kingdom steeped in magic, power, and betrayal, the throne of Glendora is more than a crown it is a legacy. The Book of Glendora traces the rise and fall of Queen Gertrude, a ruler chosen by fate and bound by duty, whose marriage to Tobias, an ambitious Earl from a powerful Glendorian family. To make him worthy of standing beside her, Gertrude’s mother, Genevra promises him elevation. The republic elevates Tobias to High Marshal of Glendora not Consort. This title does not solidify his place at court or bind him to the royal lineage. The marriage is shattered by jealousy, rage, and the dark currents of court intrigue.

When Tobias’ ambition and envy turn against his queen, the kingdom begins to unravel. The exile of Agnes, the rightful heir and half-sister to Queen Aries, sets in motion a chain of events that will shake the foundations of Glendora. As power shifts and the Republic manipulates the throne from the shadows, Eleanor, Tobias’ cunning and ambitious new queen, rises as regent, bringing darkness, exploitation, and betrayal to the once-proud land.

Through love, loss, and treachery, The Book of Glendora is a tale of loyalty tested, innocence stolen, and the enduring strength of those left behind to reclaim their destiny. In a realm where crowns are bought with deceit and survival demands cunning, only the brave and resolute will see justice restored.

“We are the tide that was cast out—now we rise with the storm.”
— The Book of Oceanus

Beneath the surface of the underworld lies a forgotten nation of salt and sorrow.The Book of Oceanus tells the haunting, powerful story of the sea tribeonce guardians of sacred waters, now cursed and cast away. This is a tale of survival, betrayal, and the quiet strength of a people who were drowned by history but never silenced by it. In the shadow of ruin, the Oceanus people prepare to reclaim their place, not with vengeance, but with the force of the very waters that gave them life.

Banished from the halls of power, the Oceanus tribe sank into myth—whispers of a people swallowed by the sea, cursed to suffer in silence. But silence is not surrender.

In this powerful installment of the Underworld Series, The Book of Oceanus brings readers into the deep, watery realms where survival is sacred and vengeance stirs beneath the waves. Once envied for their ancient wisdom and control over the seas, the Oceanus were betrayed, scapegoated, and exiled.

Now, as the underworld fractures, their tides begin to shift. New alliances form, old wounds resurface, and a generation born in salt and grief rises to reclaim what was stolen.