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Elreaa: Bounded Soul
Paperback
Series: Elreaa, Book 1
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jan 29 2026
Pages: 574
Weight: 1.30
Height: 1.42 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
He was never meant to leave the soil. But some voices refuse to stay buried.
Coren is a simple farmer in the quiet lands of Almaryth, shaped by stubborn earth and silent grief. When his sister dies, his world should have ended with her. Instead, her voice returns-whispering of shifting powers, hidden rot, and a destiny far beyond the fields he has always known. Drawn northeast toward the iron heart of Vandharr, Coren leaves behind the only life he understands and steps into a world where ancient empires, fractured legends, and unseen forces are already moving.
As dark currents rise beneath fragile peace, Coren must confront a truth that refuses to stay buried: he is not just a man of soil and sweat. Something within him has awakened-something violent, powerful, and dangerously unknown. Elreaa: Bounded Soul is a gripping dark fantasy of grief, destiny, and the cost of becoming what the world needs-whether you're ready or not.
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