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The Horizon Lies Below
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781631322624
Publisher: Advanced Publishing LLC
Published: Aug 5 2025
Pages: 864
Weight: 2.16
Height: 1.92 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
For thirteen-year-old Eowen, the world as she knew it has vanished. The sky was ripped away, leaving an endless void that could be sculpted with a thought or twisted by fear. She creates air, water, and food for starving survivors, and eventually brings forth miracles unlike humanity has ever seen. In the chaos after the fall, when even time feels broken, Eowen must master the wild dreaming potential that lies within her to rescue those she loves as a Storm of nightmares threatens to engulf all that remains.
The Horizon Lies Below is an epic fantasy of raw imagination and aching humanity-a story where creation and destruction live in the same heartbeat, and a single girl's courage can kindle worlds. Fans of N.K. Jemisin's Broken Earth trilogy, Garth Nix's mythic quests, and the boundless heart of Avatar: The Last Airbender will find a new obsession here. Dare to step beyond the horizon-and discover that the end of everything might be the beginning of something extraordinary.
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