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Ashes of the Veil
Paperback
Series: Fractured Veil (Duology) Saga, Book 1
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 3 2025
Pages: 372
Weight: 0.81
Height: 0.83 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Exiled. Branded a heretic. But the storm she didn't call...just answered her name.
Arame N'toye has spent her life healing those who feared her bloodline. But when a divine storm shatters her village and answers only to her, Arame is cast out by the same people she once saved.
Marked by a shard of forgotten power and haunted by visions of a goddess fading into the cracks of the sky, Arame discovers the Veil that separates the mortal world from the divine is failing-and she may be the key to restoring it. Or tearing it apart.
To survive, Arame must journey across a fractured realm filled with veil-corrupted beasts, broken relics, and a brutal war chief who would see her chained. But the Veil is not silent. It remembers.
And it wants her back.
For fans of The Poppy War, Raybearer, and An Ember in the Ashes, Ashes of the Veil is the storm-forged first entry in a powerful Afro-fantasy saga about divine exile, ancestral magic, and the rebellion of a forgotten bloodline.
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