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Feather and Famine
Paperback
Series: The Withering Saga, Book 1
Publisher: Mariah L. Rosewood
Published: Mar 25 2025
Pages: 446
Weight: 0.97
Height: 0.99 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Only she can sense the tree's magic. Unfortunately, the tree's not hers. It's his.
In the famine-stricken kingdom of Ittora, Ayse discovers a magical birch that might hold the power to save everyone. If only Aiden, the tree's grumpy, annoyingly hot guardian would get over himself and let her investigate it.
Despite dark secrets and growing desire, Ayse is determined to see if the tree can reverse the Withering.
Meanwhile, Prince Seok is pushing for war against the Fey in a last ditch attempt to quell the famine, while also uncovering something amiss with the rations keeping everyone alive.
With the Withering closing in and time running out, they must hurry to save Ittora-before hunger consumes them all.
This epic romantasy novel is the first in a slow-burn trilogy where the stakes-and the spice-rise with each sequel. This series will appeal to fans of immersive, romantic high fantasy such as A Court of Thorns and Roses, From Blood and Ash, The Cruel Prince, and Kingdom of the Wicked.
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