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Selinar: The Rise and Fall of the Stonebinders

Selinar: The Rise and Fall of the Stonebinders

Monk, Richard

Paperback

Series: Shadow of the Gods, Book 4

FantasyGeneral Fiction

ISBN13: 9798303106741
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Dec 12 2024
Pages: 114
Weight: 0.36
Height: 0.24 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
What happens when a society's brilliance turns to hubris, and its greatest triumph becomes its ultimate undoing?

Selinar, the city of the Stonebinders, stood as a beacon of innovation and unity. With their mastery of the Binding Force, the Stonebinders forged a golden age of prosperity, their civilization thriving amidst technological marvels. But beneath its gleaming towers, seeds of greed and division began to grow.

At the heart of this society stand Ralin and Sela Selin, cousins bound by blood but divided by their visions for the future. Ralin's relentless pursuit of progress blinds him to the cost of his ambitions, while Sela struggles to protect a city she knows is teetering on the edge. Their ideological battle sets the stage for a downfall that will reverberate across generations.

As Selinar crumbles under the weight of corruption and betrayal, Mira and Eryk Olin must navigate its final days. Amidst the chaos, they face impossible choices-sacrifices that will echo through time and shape the lives of survivors who must rebuild from the ashes. Survivors, stripped of their technology and fractured by loss, must learn painful lessons of balance and humility as they strive to create a future untainted by the failures of their past.

Selinar is a sweeping tale of ambition, betrayal, and resilience. It explores the fragility of power, the cost of hubris, and the enduring hope that even in collapse, a better world can rise.

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