Sandryn could have stayed in bed and moped after her father left. She didn't. Sandryn could have curled up and cried after her best friend died. She didn't. Sandryn could have punched Prince Alfar in the face. She didn't. Sandryn could have let someone else go after Revenant. She didn't. Sandryn never does anything the easy way. After all, when faced with certain death at the hands of a mad murderer with a split personality, a powerful witch-queen bent on your destruction, and the end of the world, would you take the easy way? I didn't think so. Sandryn's Glow tells the story of Sandryn and...

Twenty years ago Sandryn destroyed Revenant and saved the world. Now, Sandryn has children and things are different. This time there are more questions than answers, and the old witch, Tullia, isn't being very helpful. Did Revenant die all those years ago? Who is destined to receive Sandryn's Glow? Will the world end if the Tower falls? Will the old queen, Charon, help Sandryn or kill her? Will those with the Glow survive Alfar's crusade to eradicate them? A lot has happened in twenty years. Sandryn's children may not survive the evil their mother overlooked all those years ago.