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FyreBurn: A Dark Psychological Fantasy of Survival, Sacrifice, and the Cost of Power

FyreBurn: A Dark Psychological Fantasy of Survival, Sacrifice, and the Cost of Power

Perryman, Kevin

Paperback

FantasyGeneral Fiction

ISBN13: 9798246963197
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 4 2026
Pages: 398
Weight: 1.17
Height: 0.89 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Two girls. Two traumas. One parasitic system that feeds on both.

Midge Earthstar thought she found treasure on the beach. She found a death sentence. When the Anbar Church invades her forest, a mysterious pendant fuses with her body, granting her the power of FyreBurn - and the voice of a dead warrior in her head. But power is a transaction, and the SABERCON system doesn't give gifts. It takes.

Rydia Ornel was a princess. Then her grandmother framed her for treason, murdered her parents, and exiled her to die. Broken and desperate, Rydia bonds with a second SABERCON artifact, rewriting her reality as a video game to survive. But when her tutorial quest summons a living tornado, her delusion shatters - and so does the refugee camp sheltering her.

Now, with an army of conscripted Spore-Beasts closing in and a vengeful Empress descending from the sky, Midge and Rydia must forge an alliance neither of them wants. Because the SABERCON system didn't choose them by accident. It chose them because they were already broken.

And broken things make the best weapons.

FyreBurn is a meta-progressive dark fantasy - a brutal origin story about trauma as both a prison and a power source, political betrayal, and the terrible price of survival when the system feeding you was never built to keep you alive.

Read for: Dual protagonists who operate in incompatible realities - Power systems that cost pieces of your identity - Body horror transformation earned through sacrifice - Political betrayal that reshapes an entire world - A LitRPG overlay that is a trauma response, not a game

Perfect for fans of Evan Winter's The Rage of Dragons and Michael J. Sullivan's Riyria Chronicles.

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