Step through the door and discover a world where memories have weight, stories have power, and one lost astronaut might just become a queen. ✨
 
Read The Last Queen of the Underverse for $9.99.
 
🌌 The Last Queen of the Underverse - Book 1 - The Queens Saga
A novel by Donnavon Evans (aka Foto Dono)
 
Ever wonder what happens when a NASA astronaut steps through a doorway in orbit—only to land in a world where stories breathe, memories can be sold, and time itself likes to play tricks?
 
The Last Queen of the Underverse follows Commander Rebecca Lopez, who was just trying to make it home. Instead, she finds herself lost in the surreal realm of the Underverse, guided by strange allies like Chalky—a cracked marble maid with more heart than sense—and hunted by the nightmare known as the Dente Nocturn.
 
As Rebecca searches for a way back to her family, she discovers that the Underverse may have chosen her for something far greater: to become its next Queen—whether she wants to or not.
 
Blending science fiction, fantasy, and myth, this story explores love, loss, and the choices that define us—even when the universe is rewriting the rules.
 
🧭 About This Edition
This is the Pre-Publication Version of the ePUB novel. You can download and enjoy the entire story on your favorite e-book reader.
 
The final version will be available on December 15, 2025.
 
💬 A Note from the Author
Your thoughts and constructive feedback are welcome! I’d love to hear what resonated, what confused, or what made you laugh. As for other digital formats—right now, just this ePub version. I’m keeping things simple while I finish the final edits.
 
Delivery Details:
You’ll receive your download link right after checkout and by email (good for 30 days). Anyone who's purchased any Beta or Pre-Pub version will recieve one free Digital Copy sutable for e-Book reader once the the final version is released on Dec 15 th.
 
Reader Note: While The Last Queen of the Underverse keeps its tongue firmly in cheek, it does wander through a few dark corridors—loss, memory, survival, and the occasional cosmic brawl. There are monsters here, some made of nightmares and others made of memories. None linger long enough to be truly terrifying, but they do bite now and then. Expect stylized fantasy violence, emotional peril, and the kind of danger that makes the story worth telling. No gore, no cruelty for cruelty’s sake—just a few bruised hearts, a cracked sky, and a good laugh in the dark. Recommended for readers fourteen and up (and anyone who still believes doors can lead anywhere).