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Lord Voldemort is rising again. As the Dark Lord rebuilds his army and gathers the Death Eaters back to his side, there is one person he trusts above all others—his daughter, Victoria Riddle. Powerful, cunning, and dangerously fearless, Victoria is everything Voldemort could have wanted in an heir. She is his strongest soldier, his most trusted confidante, and one of the few people willing to stand before him and speak her mind. She has never feared her father, and she has never questioned the darkness she was raised in. Then the Malfoys return. Lucius Malfoy pledges his family’s loyalty to the Dark Lord, bringing his son, Draco, into Voldemort’s inner circle. But Victoria isn’t convinced. Draco is arrogant, secretive, and seemingly far too weak to survive the world he has been dragged into. Victoria suspects he doesn’t truly belong among the Death Eaters—and she intends to find out exactly where his loyalties lie. Voldemort orders Victoria to keep an eye on him. What begins as suspicion quickly becomes a dangerous game of manipulation, secrets, and power. Neither Victoria nor Draco is willing to show weakness, and neither can decide whether the other is an enemy, an ally, or something far more dangerous. As Voldemort’s influence grows and the wizarding world falls deeper into darkness, Victoria is forced to question the one thing she has never questioned before: What if her father isn’t as invincible as she always believed? And when choosing between blood and loyalty becomes impossible, Victoria must decide whether she will become her father’s greatest weapon—or the one person capable of destroying everything he has built.