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Whispers in the Green (Large Print Edition)
Paperback
Series: The Realms of Aetherion, Book 1
FantasyChristian FictionGeneral Fiction
Publisher: MR Parrott
Published: Jul 21 2026
Pages: 666
Weight: 1.93
Height: 1.47 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The year is 1924, and Mira Ellison knows the hollow ache of a silent house. Haunted by the sting of abandonment, she is led by a flickering light to The Threshold-a liminal portal that only opens for those who have lost something profound. On the other side lies Aetherion, a world born from forgotten dreams and fractured myths.
Mira finds herself in the Forest of Whispers, a dominion where every leaf vibrates with the memories of the forgotten. Here, magic is not cast; it is Mythwoven through story and belief. To restore the fading magic of the green, Mira must confront her own soul's wound and retrieve a lost relic. In a realm of forgotten spirits, she must learn that belonging isn't something you find-it's something you build.
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