The Ninth Star

di Martin Swan (Autore)

Martin Swan, 2026

History lied to Seren Ashmere. Now the truth could change the fate of the world. Seren has survived Evernight, walked the Road of Forgotten Kings and discovered that the destiny others prepared for her was built upon secrets. Now she carries twenty-four letters written by her mother—one for every year of Seren's life. Their first revelation changes everything. The Hollow Light was not imprisoned because it was evil. It was imprisoned because it could not forgive. As ancient powers awaken and the heavens begin to fracture, Seren discovers the existence of an impossible Eighth Door and a truth deliberately erased from history. Somewhere beyond the reach of memory lives a man whose very name was taken from the world. Her father. But Seren is not the only one searching for him. Hollow Giants are marching. Forgotten enemies are returning. The mysterious Crimson Warden carries secrets of his own, and every road seems to lead toward a confrontation that cannot be won by strength alone. Because the Hollow Light cannot simply be destroyed. It must be understood. And perhaps even forgiven. With Ronan beside her and the truth of her mother's letters guiding the way, Seren must journey beyond memory itself, uncover the origins of an ancient betrayal and confront powers that have spent thousands of years deciding what the world is allowed to remember. Above them, the stars are changing. And when the Ninth Star rises, Seren will face a choice greater than prophecy, blood or destiny. A choice that could heal an ancient wound— —or tear the world apart. The Ninth Star is Book Two of The Ash & Starlight Chronicles**, an epic fantasy adventure of forgotten history, ancient magic, family, sacrifice, forgiveness and the courage to choose hope when destruction would be easier.**

• Autore: Martin Swan
• Anno edizione: 2026
• Editore: Martin Swan
• Formato: EPUB2 con DRMFREE
• Lingua: Inglese
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9798237158281