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The Scorching Vessel
Paperback
Series: Solaceum Saga, Book 1
ISBN13: 9789334425635
Publisher: Mohammed Ismail a
Published: Sep 25 2025
Pages: 114
Weight: 0.26
Height: 0.27 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
When the Solaceum Flame awakens in the ruins of Solareign, Lucian Calder becomes the most hunted soul in the realm: shielded by the Arethean Circle, hunted by the Black Seal Order, and stalked by a darkness that whispers inside his breath.
Training should forge a weapon-but it threatens to break him. Guided by Seliora, daughter of the fallen Flamebearer, and a mentor who'd rather bury him than see him fail, Lucian must master a discipline as simple and impossible as breathing: in on fear, out on will.
As villages fall to shadow and a traitor strikes within the Circle, mercy-not fury-becomes the line he must hold: burn the chains without burning the bound. And when the Veil thins over the Vale of Ash, one precise strike will decide whether dawn survives the night.
The Scorching Vessel launches the Solaceum Saga-an epic of ancient orders, living magic, and battles where courage is measured one breath at a time. Perfect for fans of character-driven fantasy and mythic light-versus-void tales.Also in
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