Joan of Arc: The Flame Jupiter

The fire at Rouen was supposed to end her story. Instead, it becomes the doorway to another war.In 1431, Jehanne d'Arc walks to the stake condemned as a heretic, abandoned by kings, judged by men who have already decided what her life is worth. In the final seconds before the flames claim her, impossible lights open above Rouen-and pull her out of history.She wakes aboard a storm-bound citadel floating in the violent skies of Jupiter, where alien clans are losing a generations-long war against the Palimpsest: a vast war-mind that consumes defeated commanders, absorbing their tactics, memories, and fears until every battle makes it harder to defeat. Jupiter's fractured houses have searched six centuries of Earth's wars for one commander who might do what their own leaders cannot: unite rival armies before the Palimpsest learns how to break them.They find a nineteen-year-old farm girl with a banner, a broken sword, and no patience for councils that mistake fear for wisdom.Joan of Arc: The Flame of Jupiter is a sweeping historical science-fantasy novel of faith, war, memory, and impossible mercy-perfect for readers who love mythic heroines, time-bending alternate history, first-contact wonder, and character-driven space opera.