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The Rift and the Reckoning
Paperback
Series: The Land of Nowhere, Book 1
Publisher Price: $16.99
Publisher: Edj Books
Published: Mar 10 2025
Pages: 432
Weight: 1.27
Height: 0.88 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The day of his bonding ceremony was supposed to be the start of an ordinary life-until fate shattered everything. Instead of receiving the modest abilities of a SoulCaster, Jerrick discovers he is bound to Lathguard, the most powerful god to ever walk the land. A force of destruction. A being of legend. And an ancient power that should have never risen again.
But power alone is not enough. The land is dying. The Fog is spreading. And an ancient war is beginning again.
Betrayed, hunted, and haunted by visions of a past he cannot escape, Jerrick is thrust into a battle beyond time. To wield his power is to risk becoming a monster. To refuse it is to watch the world burn. And at the heart of it all stands a choice no one should ever have to make.
Can he break the cycle and forge his own destiny? Or will he become the harbinger of everything he fears?
A sweeping epic of power, sacrifice, and the fight for a future that should never have been possible.
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