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The Echo Throne: An Echo Adaptation Novel

The Echo Throne: An Echo Adaptation Novel

Hussain, Murshed

Paperback

Young Adult Fiction

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ISBN13: 9798170707744
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 400
Weight: 1.06
Height: 0.99 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
He was offered the throne. He broke it instead.

Ravenheart has spent seven years surviving. Now Lord Vaelthorne has stopped hunting him personally and started legislating instead - four quiet lines, buried in section eleven of a sixty-one-page bill, that would make it lawful to hunt refugees for bounty across the empire. Stopping it means finding the one man who might know how: Kaelen, the masked figure who let Kaelindra burn, who turns out to be neither villain nor stranger but something worse - a man who took the same offer Ravenheart is now being handed, a hundred years ago, and has been hollow ever since.

What Kaelen gives him, in the end, isn't power. It's the truth, fully priced, nothing hidden: sit in the Echo Throne and become what Kaelen became - unkillable, unstoppable, and incapable of wanting anything ever again - or destroy it, and stay exactly, breakably human.

Dessa is the one person who has never let him lie to himself about which one he actually wants. Naia is old enough now to fight for the choice instead of just for him. And somewhere in a vault built to outlast an empire, Ravenheart is about to find out what somebody who chose actually costs, three minutes at a time.

There is no throne. There never was. There was only ever a door - and the people standing in front of it, deciding, out loud, what they're willing to become.

The Echo Adaptation Trilogy concludes.

Perfect for fans of Red Rising, Fourth Wing, and Legendborn. The Echo Throne is the final book in The Echo Adaptation Trilogy, a progression fantasy series about the cost of restraint, the price of power fully disclosed, and what's left of a person once the surviving is done.

Content Note: Contains violence, grief, and themes of loss and captivity. Recommended for ages 14+.

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