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The Serpent's Grimoire
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 19 2025
Pages: 340
Weight: 1.00
Height: 0.71 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The Spiral left them scarred. The realm left behind may not let them leave at all.
After barely surviving the Spiral's unraveling, the Circle emerges changed-fractured by loss, haunted by silence, and hunted by a realm that seems to remember them too well. Irida is no longer stable. Paths shift beneath their feet. Landmarks vanish. And even time begins to blur.
As they search for shelter, answers, and the truth behind the Curator's growing reach, Gianna York finds herself stepping into a role she never wanted-leader. But leadership demands sacrifice, and as tensions rise and trust thins within the Circle, something ancient stirs beneath Irida's surface... and it's watching her.
The Serpent's Grimoire isn't just a myth. It's real. And it may be the key to understanding the realm's collapse-or the weapon that finally ends it.
The Serpent's Grimoire is Book Two of the Anathema Academy series: a dark fantasy tale of cursed bloodlines, deadly trials, found family, and a realm that writes back.
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