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The Lantern's Shadow
Paperback
Publisher Price: $7.99
ISBN13: 9780645715859
Publisher: Crimson Dove Press
Published: Dec 2 2025
Pages: 74
Weight: 0.16
Height: 0.19 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Not all legends are kind. Some are hungry.
After a brutal term at Whitestone School of Magic, Empath Saree fled to Moonwater Falls seeking solitude: a Solstice night to forget her heartbreak and the chaos she left behind. The last person she expected to find was Levi, a charming Mind-Reader who never learned to leave well enough alone.
When he dares her to chase the town's most beloved legend-the Lantern Stag that grants wishes to the pure of heart-it should be harmless. A fairy tale. A distraction.
Until the forest goes silent.
Beyond the warmth of lantern-lit streets, something waits in the snow. A creature beautiful and hollow. Shadows that hunger for life itself. And a light that burns cold and blue.
What they find in the frozen woods isn't salvation. It's a warning. The Mist has teeth, and legends have consequences.
Now Saree and Levi must survive the longest night, armed with only their gifts, their wits, and a connection neither of them expected. Because sometimes the most dangerous thing isn't what you're running from-it's what finds you in the dark.
And what follows them out of the forest will change everything.
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