Since she could crawl, Catalia Fisa has been running—from her mother, from her power, from the destiny that's been chasing her through every dusty circus town and fortune-telling tent she's ever called home. The world she's built for herself is small and safe, constructed from half-truths and careful distance, a life where she controls exactly how much of herself she reveals and to whom. But Griffin won't let her hide anymore, and neither will the gods who've decided to meddle in her fate. They see what Cat refuses to acknowledge: that she carries the power of the divine in her very fingertips, that her bloodline connects her to forces far greater and more terrible than the tyrant mother she's spent her life fleeing. The lies she's told herself about who she is and what she's capable of are unraveling, thread by thread. The only obstacle standing between Catalia and the extraordinary power she was born to wield is Catalia herself—her fear, her doubt, her desperate need to remain invisible. Amanda Bouchet crafts a story about a woman who must choose between the safety of obscurity and the terrifying freedom of stepping into her own strength, where running away is no longer an option and the future she's been ignoring demands to be faced.