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Charting the Unseen: The Epoch of Aria
Paperback
Series: Earthchime, Book 2
Mystery & ThrillerScience Fiction
Publisher Price: $46.88
Publisher: Stillfire Press
Published: Aug 25 2026
Pages: 316
Weight: 0.93
Height: 0.66 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Five strangers. Five objects. One hidden history powerful enough to dismantle a civilization.
A stone. A folded paper. A teardrop of Reach-glass. Half of a divided cylinder. A map from a stranger on a dune Arabella cannot see.
Each object appears ordinary. Together, they form a trail leading beyond UniFed's official maps, through the Easterne Reach, and toward Azraleska-a drowned city whose eleven-thousand-year silence may conceal the origin of the Pattern itself.
But Arabella is not the only one following the clues.
The Sovereign Lords want the past contained. An unseen intelligence is moving through the lattice. And somewhere inside the world's oldest architecture, a voice has been waiting for someone capable of answering it.
To uncover the truth, Arabella must determine which objects are evidence, which are invitations-and which may be reading her in return.
Charting the Unseen is a cerebral speculative thriller built from ancient mysteries, encoded artifacts, and revelations that transform every clue that came before.
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