The Ash Trials
Paperback
Series: The Septerra, Book 1
Publisher: Sutoscience LLC
Published: Feb 13 2025
Pages: 516
Weight: 1.50
Height: 1.04 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The deadliest game is remembering who you are.
In the isolated prison of Ashguard where the kingdom's most dangerous criminals await judgment, one yearly event offers both salvation and destruction: The Ash Trials.
Saffron Vale awakens in an Ashguard cell wearing a ruined wedding dress with no memory of who she is. As the only powerless human competing against murderous shifters and spellcasters, she must survive the six otherworldly trials that transform villains into legends-or she'll die trying.
Her only allies? A childhood friend turned royal commander and a mysterious assassin who claims she's the real monster in the prison. As competitors fall and ancient magic stirs, Saffron must uncover the truth: was she truly an innocent bride, or something far more dangerous?
About the Author
Amy Suto began her career as a Hollywood TV writer, but shed her Los Angeles ties in exchange for life as a digital nomad. She wrote her first book The Nomad Detective: Volume I while hiking misty mountains in Peru and dreaming up murder mysteries in the catacombs hidden beneath the streets of Paris. The Ash Trials is her debut romantasy novel.
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