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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Every public promise spoken over the Sarravai Sea enters the water. Kept oaths steady its currents. Broken ones gather into crownstorms-violent tempests that raise drowned roads, expose buried crimes, and drive ships toward debts their kingdoms never paid. When the Nine-Harbor oath shatters at low tide, orc wake-judge Hessa Kord hears the names of abandoned villages inside the storm. Her evidence points to Tide Chancellor Varo Senn, commander of a Hush Armada that can silence the sea by erasing conquered names and grinding living witness coral into glass. To stop him, Hessa must cross the Sarravai aboard the Mothwake with an elven cartographer hiding an old betrayal, a fleet captain haunted by the refugees he left behind, and a goblin hullwright fighting to save a city built from fourteen moving ships. Their voyage will carry them through drowned parliaments, besieged harbors, divided orc confederacies, and seven converging crownstorms. But at the First Shore, they discover a truth more dangerous than any fleet: the sea was never meant to remember crowns forever. To preserve the names of the betrayed without condemning the living to ancestral laws, enemies must become allies-and every kingdom must surrender its power over memory. The Sea That Remembers Every Crown is a standalone adult epic fantasy of maritime warfare, ancient promises, morally complex alliances, and the struggle to turn remembrance into justice.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Across Neme, roads do not stay where empires put them. Mountains cross valleys in the night, villages follow walking orchards, and licensed ground-dancers force stone to hold still by taking its motion into their own bones.Twelve years after an imperial choreography saved a road and buried a district, Tavra Ilen cuts work shoes while hiding her imperial past and the stone in her knees slowly hardens. Then the Imperial College announces the Dominion Measure: one dance to arrest an entire continent forever. Its chosen center is Eda, the daughter Tavra abandoned after the disaster.With a deserter drummer and a pass-runner from a country that refuses fixed borders, Tavra crosses roads that kick sideways, a bridge performed in rain, and mountains moving against her route. The evidence beneath her feet is worse than she feared. Permanent stillness will not only kill the dancers at the center. It will fossilize springs, roots, and every culture that survives by moving with the land.But Eda is not waiting to be rescued. She believes mastery can make the Measure safe, and the man who trained her has spent a lifetime preparing to prove it. To stop him, mother and daughter must invent a dance no empire can own, then decide who enters its center, who may leave, and whether a stable world is worth the bodies required to hold it.…

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Zustand: New. Print on Demand.

Zustand: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Every public promise spoken over the Sarravai Sea enters the water. Kept oaths steady its currents. Broken ones gather into crownstorms-violent tempests that raise drowned roads, expose buried crimes, and drive ships toward debts their kingdoms never paid. When the Nine-Harbor oath shatters at low tide, orc wake-judge Hessa Kord hears the names of abandoned villages inside the storm. Her evidence points to Tide Chancellor Varo Senn, commander of a Hush Armada that can silence the sea by erasing conquered names and grinding living witness coral into glass. To stop him, Hessa must cross the Sarravai aboard the Mothwake with an elven cartographer hiding an old betrayal, a fleet captain haunted by the refugees he left behind, and a goblin hullwright fighting to save a city built from fourteen moving ships. Their voyage will carry them through drowned parliaments, besieged harbors, divided orc confederacies, and seven converging crownstorms. But at the First Shore, they discover a truth more dangerous than any fleet: the sea was never meant to remember crowns forever. To preserve the names of the betrayed without condemning the living to ancestral laws, enemies must become allies-and every kingdom must surrender its power over memory. The Sea That Remembers Every Crown is a standalone adult epic fantasy of maritime warfare, ancient promises, morally complex alliances, and the struggle to turn remembrance into justice. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. In Ilrath, every well-kept building grows a Keeper, every invitation carries legal force, and whoever holds a home's closing-name decides who may cross its last door. Threshold mason Nera Saye has spent twenty years repairing other people's shelter while dreaming of one room no ruler can take from her. Nine days before the Long Open-when the sky loses its boundary and the shelterless Open Ones walk-Nera finds a black swallowstone beneath a tenement jamb. Across Siltward, bedrooms, workshops, and nurseries are becoming rooms of the royal Palace. Their residents remain where they slept, but the Crown now shelters them as guests-and a guest can always be told where to stand, when to leave, and which doors no longer belong to them. Regent Halda Vorr calls it the Grand Enclosure. Haunted by the daughter who died outside a barred ward-house, she intends to make private refusal impossible by turning all Ilrath into one Palace. But the Palace has learned to eat more than stone: it devours the right to decide who is at home. As entire streets fold into royal corridors and the Palace begins swallowing rooms beyond Halda's orders, Nera must open the greatest last door ever made. The cost will be carried in her bones, and the city may survive only by sheltering what it has spent generations refusing to name. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…