Kingdoms Fall (The Cerulean Queendom, #2)

Deep in the rainforest, political unrest teems like the exotic creatures of the colonies that live within it.
A Yurelle-born senator—thrust into ruling a kingdom fraught with instability alongside her husband king—must guide the She'ehlarah in a new age of conflict. But if history repeats itself, those who sit on the throne risk everything.
A She'ehlarah royal princess, displaced to the uncertainty of the tangle below the castle for her own safety, discovers a newfound purpose beyond her lineage...and herself.
A wingless queen, hidden by her people and bound to the murderous Iewen king despite her feelings for another, prepares to take her rightful place.
Four colonies.
Three queens.
Two clashing kingdoms.
But only one can survive.
Fantasy meets deception and war beneath the forest canopy in Kingdoms Fall, book two of the Cerulean Queendom series.

Tegan Abbott is a creative writer and novelist, who wrote her first book at 18. Her love of writing was sparked by playing table-top games in her childhood. Her 2012 self-published epic fantasy novel, "Blood Gift: Part One", is a fantasy novel series complete with redemption and failure. Readers follow the journey of a hopeless character who develops into a hero, all while fighting his own complicated internal battle.
"Blood Gift" was an intentional name for the series that she bled for and worked profoundly hard to create; while creating herself in the process. For Tegan, it did not come easily or for free, it was earned while she was working and or studying full time. After finishing her "Blood Gift" trilogy and then completing the first book in a new series, Tegan showed that despite obstacles such as her dyslexia, she could be a successful writer.
Not only is Tegan an avid writer influenced by other creatives, such as Robin Hobb and Brandon Sanderson, but she also finds inspiration for her creative works from the world around her. She enjoys biology, psychology, and botany. The scientific questions that we are not yet able to answer serve as a particular encouragement for her fantasy writing and development of new ideas to incorporate into her novels.
Her love of the natural world is most evident in her 2020 self-published political fantasy novel "Legends that Bleed". The novel was set in Australia's Daintree rainforest and features much of the forest's diverse flora and fauna.