The Leviathan's Wake
Paperback
Publisher Price: $18.99
ISBN13: 9781919475226
Publisher: Hartwell Press
Published: May 2 2026
Pages: 388
Weight: 1.14
Height: 0.86 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The deep remembers what the world has tried to drown.
The world of Aeltharyn remains broken, and the shards scattered across it are beginning to call to one another. Across land, beneath stone, and now into the deep, something is answering.
Drawn toward the sea, an unlikely company find a drowned kingdom of coral palaces, buried histories, and a darkness moving through water older than kings.
But what stirs in the trenches is older than ruin, and far hungrier than anything the living were meant to wake.
As ancient tides shift and forgotten powers begin to rise, the cost of what they seek may be greater than any of them are ready to pay.
The deep does not yield its treasures freely. Gods shift in their sleep. Leviathans circle where the trenches open. And what was once bound beneath the world begins to call again.
Some hear the tide.
Some follow the light below.
And some awaken what should have remained in silence.
The Leviathan's Wake is the second book in The Shards of Aeltharyn, an epic fantasy of drowned cities, ancient gods, rune-lit mysteries, and the dark things that wait beneath the waves.
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