The Tethered Crown: A Wayfarer Chronicles Novel - Book Two
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 174
Weight: 0.42
Height: 0.44 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Some maps lead to treasure. Some lead to trouble. This one leads to both.
Wren Halloway and Dorian Kestrel aren't rivals anymore. They're not exactly careful anymore either - which is its own kind of problem when a legendary crown-map surfaces in the sky islands of the Glass Archipelago, and every crew in the Reach wants to reach it first.
The Halcyon Crown doesn't just promise treasure. Worn and read correctly, it reveals which drifting islands will hold - and which are already lost. That's not a prize. That's a verdict, and claiming it means deciding, in effect, whose home gets called safe.
Racing a increasingly complicated rival across singing bridges and drifting sky islands is hard enough. Doing it while the Concord's lies keep multiplying, a member of their own crew is hiding something that isn't quite betrayal, and the compass binding Wren and Dorian together keeps reading truths neither of them meant to say out loud - that might be more than even this crew can banter its way through.
They win the Crown. They're not sure, afterward, that winning was the easy part.
Because the closer this voyage pulls them together, the more Dorian starts to believe that loving Wren completely means keeping her at arm's length from every danger this world can throw at her - even if that means quietly closing a door he swore he'd leave open.
A slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers fantasy romance about banter, found family, and learning that being known isn't the same as being unsafe. Book 2 of the Wayfarer Chronicles.
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