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The Woman who Belonged to Stone

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Author:Burke, A. M.
Date of Publication: 2024
Book classification:Fiction & Literature,English Books,
No. of pages:420 Pages
Format:Paperback

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In the lands of Iridium magic teeters on the edge of extinction, each crumbling rune marking a tragic loss. With chaos looming, the king takes one last drastic step: outlawing magic.

Rowan used it as a golden opportunity to secure her familys prosperity. Claiming the power, her father denied her. But, like a flickering flame, her carefully constructed plans crumble when news of her husbands oncoming return begins to spread. Suddenly, she finds herself facing a treacherous web of diminished loyalties and a deadly threat that sets sights on her life.

Meanwhile, Noctis Telum, shattered by the prohibition, has spent years painstakingly rebuilding his shattered existence. His magic, once his lifeblood, has been cruelly denied, scattering his loved ones across the realm. Yet, with the unexpected death of his oldest friend and the enigmatic return of Delilah, Noctis must accept its time to reclaim his purpose and confront the ghosts of his past.

In a realm teetering on the edge of darkness, where fates intertwine amidst a world deprived of enchantment, the stage is set for redemption, treachery, and unyielding determination. Explore the depths of mysticism and discover the key to unlocking the secrets that could save a fractured world.

"Cracks began to climb up the statue. The stone, peeling away revealing the flesh beneath.

"Blood," Delilah whispered. "It means blood."

The statue made a horrible creaking noise as the woman within began to move her limbs"

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SKU9781036923310
Manufacturer Number9781036923310
year published2024
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