In a land shrouded by eternal night, where power balances on the edge of light and shadow, Elara rises as a queen destined to unify a fractured realm. As sovereign of a mystical dark kingdom, her path is fraught with ancient magic, courtly intrigue, and the ever-present threat of betrayal. Yet, within the veils of darkness, Elara finds an unexpected ally in Lyra, a fierce and enigmatic warrior from a rival clan.

"Don't Call Me Baby" is a young adult novel by Gwendolyn Heasley. It centers around the life of a teenager named Imogene whose life is constantly broadcasted to the world through her mom's successful blog. Imogene struggles with having her life curated and shared online without her consent. The novel explores Imogene's journey to assert her independence, her desire for privacy, and her quest to discover her own identity separate from her online persona. Through humor and relatable teenage dilemmas, the book examines themes like family dynamics, the impact of social media, and the importance of personal boundaries.