Seraphine: Fire Without Chains
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781764145596
Publisher: Silver Knight Press
Published: Mar 25 2026
Pages: 362
Weight: 1.24
Height: 0.98 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Seraphine: Fire Without Chains
Seraphine has spent her life hiding a power she barely understands.
Marked by ancient magic and haunted by forces older than the kingdoms themselves, she walks a fragile line between destiny and freedom. Some believe she is meant to save the world. Others fear she may be the very spark that burns it down.
When dark powers begin to stir and forgotten enemies emerge from the shadows, Seraphine is forced to confront the truth about her gift - and the terrible price it may demand.
Guided by loyal allies and hunted by those who would control her power, she must journey through ruined strongholds, secret sanctuaries, and lands where ancient magic still whispers beneath the soil.
But the greatest battle Seraphine faces is not against monsters or armies.
It is the battle within herself.
For power can be both a gift and a chain.
And the choice between destiny and freedom may determine the fate of everything she loves.
Seraphine: Fire Without Chains is an epic tale of courage, loyalty, and the strength it takes to choose one's own path in a world shaped by ancient forces.
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