Margot was a veterinarian with a coffee habit and too many unfinished books. Then a venomous snake killed her on a Tuesday.
She wakes up as Dafne — a malnourished Omega servant scrubbing floors in an imperial palace where Alphas rule, Omegas bow, and the Moon Goddess decides who gets to be loved. Dafne has no power, no status, and a mysterious mark on her arm that burns every time Emperor Hazem walks by.
Hazem is cold, beautiful, and dangerously fixated on the servant who talks back to him. His betrothed, Selene Varek, is already installed in the palace — poised, political, and hiding the fact that her family sealed away Dafne's true nature when she was a child. Because Dafne isn't just any Omega.
She's his Luna. The one the Moon Goddess chose.
When the seal breaks at the lunar ceremony, everything changes. The bond Selene faked is exposed. The Varek family's crimes unravel. And Dafne — who once cleaned up after nobles — now has to decide what kind of Empress she wants to be.
She chooses reform. Equal rights for Omegas. Labor protections. Abolishing traditions that treated half the population like property. She does it with sarcasm, stubbornness, and the quiet fury of someone who remembers what it feels like to be invisible.
Meanwhile, northern Alphas rebel, a vampire queen demands a marriage alliance, and three love stories unfold: Hazem and Dafne's slow-burn bond that reshapes an empire; Commander Lucien and the shy maid Lina, who find each other in the margins; and the volcanic pairing of Lord Aventh and the Vampire Queen Tessa, who flirt like they're trying to start a war.
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