The end of the Realm has come, and I—I am its destroyer.

Vi'eri finds herself at the end of time. The death of her realm. War looms, and the people of the world rally behind her, for they have but two options:

Fight or die.

Alone and afraid, she hides herself from the others, seeking solitude from their spiteful glares. However, one day, a young human asks her to tell him a tale. A tale from her past. The tale of how she'd brought this destruction upon them.

Are the answers she seeks buried deep in her past? Hidden behind a lifetime of pain?

Or is this truly to be the end of all?

Epic in feel and scale, told from a first-person perspective, Reflection is a must read for those who are fans of Robin Hobb's The Assassin's Apprentice or Patrick Rothfuss' The Name of the Wind.