First the kingdom erased Mara Veyne from its records. Now the walls are learning to forget her.

After surviving the siege of Hearthward, Mara Veyne and Roman Calder should be building a life inside the city they helped save. Instead, documents lose Mara's name. Roads reject her passage. Officials remember her decisions but not the woman who made them. Even her children hold different pieces of the truth.

Someone is using Avarra's living architectural magic to erase Mara from public memory one law, one room, and one relationship at a time.

To keep her from disappearing completely, Mara, Roman, their children, and their household must cross the founding cities and recover the limits the crown buried inside their oldest stones. Each city holds a fragment of the truth-and each demands its own proof, custody, and right to refuse.

But restoring Mara by force would repeat the same violence that erased her. Roman's shaping magic is failing under the strain. And the deeper they travel into the kingdom's suppressed history, the clearer it becomes that Mara was never the only person the walls were made to forget.

They must prove that love can witness without possessing, truth can return without coercion, and a kingdom's authority ends where a person's agency begins.

The Woman the Walls Forgot is Book Two of The Uncrowned Vows, an adult epic political romantasy featuring an established central couple, living architectural magic, found family, open-door intimacy, and a contained victory that makes national war unavoidable.