~Book Blurb Transcript~
When the Palefrost comes, only truth will endure.
Enid was raised behind cloistered walls, in a world of secluded prayer and fragile peace. Cursed with a gift she never sought—the power to force the truth from others, but speak no falsehoods herself—she is the weakest of the Soulkeepers, and certainly no one's saviour.
Yet, when the only life she's ever known is shattered, and she alone is left behind to gather the broken pieces, Enid is drawn towards a fate she can no longer flee—where her faith is tested, and she is riven between the naive ideals of her youth and the realities of sin, grace, and Providence.
In a world where creeping ice devours the land, where boys are sent to fight men's battles, and even hope itself can be a lie, Enid's journey traces a path of faith, lost innocence, and the quiet cost of salvaging both.
~Artwork by Filippo Scalisi (@hey.feilipu)~
Sneak Peek of The Lord of Kōtwater, the four-book prequel series to Enid:
To the student of the past, there are vanishingly few great men of history. Scattered across the ages, like flecks of gold in the mud, there occasionally arose from centuries of knavish imbecility, turmoil, and drudgery men of such virtue and motion that they left an indelible mark on humanity’s collective consciousness.
It’s even more rare, however, that two such men should find themselves sharing the stage, but that’s exactly what happened in the case of Magnus the Great and Tristan the Lionheart—when the worlds of the greatest king who ever reigned the noblest knight who ever served him collided.
But this is not the story of how these two men lived. It’s the story of how they died.