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The Orchard That Grew Forgotten Suns

The Orchard That Grew Forgotten Suns

Spring Hill, James

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ISBN13: 9798240801891
Publisher: James Montgomery Spring Hill
Pages: 102
Weight: 0.30
Height: 0.26 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

In a world where the sun has begun to die, an orphan named Luna Blackwood discovers a terrifying secret hidden beneath the ruins of an ancient monastery: the legendary Garden of Dead Suns, an otherworldly orchard where the souls and memories of fallen stars grow as luminous fruit. Marked by silver soil and chosen as the Garden's Keeper, Luna alone can touch the celestial harvest without being consumed by its grief.But the Garden has awakened at the worst possible time. King Valerian, desperate to escape his own decay and rule forever, intends to harvest the dying suns and consume their essence. His first taste restores his youth-but at the cost of draining life from the world around him. And at the heart of the orchard hangs the most precious fruit of all: the Golden Apple, containing the soul of Luna's father, Silas, who sacrificed himself to become the sun that once protected the world.With only seven days before the final harvest, Luna must choose between obeying the King and saving the last source of light. Guided by the ancient Heart of the World, she discovers that her father's sacrifice was not an ending, but the beginning of a new cycle. To restore the world, she must plant the memories of the dead suns rather than allow them to be consumed.The Orchard That Grew Forgotten Suns is a haunting epic fantasy about sacrifice, grief, love, and rebirth. As Luna gives up her mortal life to become the bridge between forgotten stars and a new dawn, she discovers that sometimes the greatest light is born from what the world has chosen to forget.

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