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Shattering the Veil
Paperback
Publisher: Your Wildest Dreams Publishing LLC
Published: Aug 4 2026
Pages: 634
Weight: 1.84
Height: 1.40 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
For nearly four thousand years, the Veil kept the world's most dangerous truths concealed. But an insidious plot threatens to bring the Veil down just as the world reels from a global event no one can explain. Now, an ancient power has been unearthed. A relic of such devastating potential that its very presence threatens to ignite a global war between those hidden in the shadows and those who walk in the light.
Ancient alliances are crumbling, and the line between hero and villain has never been thinner. As the world teeters on the edge of a new era, Jeremy Goodson and High King Rangvald must decide if they are willing to burn down the world to save what they love.
The war for the future is ticking away. The world they once knew will be changed forever, not only for themselves, but for everyone on Earth... and maybe not for the better.
Shattering the Veil is the gripping second book in The Veil Saga, a modern epic fantasy filled with wonder, hope, and the high-stakes adventure of a world rediscovered.
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