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The Weaver's Wake
Hardcover
Publisher Price: $32.99
Publisher: Aqua Phoenix Books LLC
Published: Aug 11 2026
Pages: 402
Weight: 1.56
Height: 1.06 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Every night, two women share a dream neither of them chose.
Cassidy Treadwell is a former homeschool mother in Ohio with a physics degree she never used, an empty house that no longer needs her in the same way, and a growing sense that something is calling her toward water she cannot explain. What begins as an unusual swimming class for fear-worn seniors slowly becomes something stranger-an unfolding awareness that the rules she has lived by no longer hold.
Sida is a master weaver on a distant island, where silk is not merely craft but inheritance, and where women are expected to step aside when their time is done. When her role is stripped away, she discovers a deeper pattern beneath the world she thought she understood: a river that is failing, a presence circling beneath the water, and forces that have been watching her longer than she knew.
As Cassidy sleeps, she walks in Sida's world. As Sida dreams, she hears Cassidy's voice. Neither woman understands why they are connected. Both begin to suspect it is not an accident.
What follows is not a chosen-one adventure, and not a romance, but a quiet, mythic unfolding across two realities-where water remembers, thread carries meaning, and the boundaries between duty, identity, and transformation begin to dissolve.
Drawn from mythologies of fate, weaving, dragons, and water spirits across cultures, The Weaver's Wake is a literary fantasy about what it means to be seen, what it costs to change, and what remains when the roles we were given no longer fit.
It is a story about two women standing at the edge of becoming-and the moment they realize the map is larger than either of them were taught to believe.
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