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The Tides of Prophesy: Stories of Moria
Paperback
Publisher: Nick Howard
Published: Dec 26 2025
Pages: 134
Weight: 0.36
Height: 0.31 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
The sea hides power, and the deepest secrets come at the highest price.
Moria is a world of sprawling naval empires, hidden magic, and treacherous tides. For centuries, the forces of the sea and the land have been locked in a cold, uneasy peace-but now, fate is stirring.
In the opulent halls of the Magi College, Colm studies spells and summons with his head in the clouds and his heart fixed on a life of adventure. But when a late-night conspiracy arises, Colm is plunged into a dark current of magic and political intrigue, forcing him to choose between his friends and loyalty to his mentor.
Meanwhile, among the crashing waves, Mara, the Darkfin, is driven by a singular obsession. Half-siren and fully vengeful, she commands a ruthless crew, searching for an ancient, opalescent pearl-a treasure rumored to hold the key to the sea's ultimate power. But claiming her prize means challenging undead captains, surviving monstrous krakens, and embracing the violent destiny of her siren's blood.
In this thrilling collection, adventure awaits on every tide, and the only certainty is that the sea will always demand its due.
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