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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Long ago, the Ash Goblins ruled the eastern ridge from the Crown of Embers. They discovered ember ore, a black stone that burned endlessly with red heat, and used it to forge powerful weapons, armor, and war machines. Their furnaces filled the sky with smoke and damaged the surrounding forest. When the Ash Goblin king ordered his miners to dig deeper beneath the mountain, they discovered the Ember Heart, a living sphere of ancient fire. The king claimed its power and became nearly immune to weapons and flames. His armies marched westward, destroying forest villages and settlements, until the elves of Wood Drow united with forest creatures to resist them. Wrens, squirrels, stags, and the ancestors of the Air Sprites joined the battle, with the Air Sprites serving as scouts and messengers for the forest alliance. After four seasons of war, the guardians decided that the Ember Heart had to be sealed. Seven root singers entered the mountain with the help of elves and Air Sprites, defeated the goblin king, and created seven magical seals to imprison the Heart's power. The seals were divided, and their fragments were hidden across distant lands. One fragment was buried beneath the roots of a great oak in the eastern forest. Generations later, Air Sprites built their peaceful village within the enormous tree, unaware of what lay below. Then, one spring morning, miners reopened an ancient tunnel beneath the eastern ridge. The Ember Heart awakened, the roots of the great oak trembled, and Tara Littleton smelled smoke and iron as the forest's oldest enemy began to return. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Ten years before Tamsin Quickfinger stole the ledger that would threaten Renfro's powerful elite, she was a fourteen-year-old halfling surviving during a devastating plague. Disguised as a palace servant, she carried clean linens while secretly smuggling bread to hungry halfling families near the western market. Outside Queen Isolde's fever ward, Tamsin overheard Dr. Emile Corven warning Chancellor Edric Sable that the queen had ordered important records seized. Sable dismissed the dying queen's authority, revealing to Tamsin that something dangerous was being hidden within the palace.Queen Isolde summoned Tamsin into her chamber and quickly realized she was not truly a servant. She explained that reports reaching the king had been altered, warnings had disappeared, medicine had been withheld, and grain shipments had been delayed while wealthy merchants protected themselves. Isolde had attempted to begin an investigation, but her orders were being suppressed, and she was no longer permitted to see the king. Knowing she might soon die, the queen placed a battered locket containing a torn piece of the royal curtain into Tamsin's hands and asked her to preserve the truth.Isolde warned Tamsin that those responsible would justify their actions as necessary and reduce the suffering of ordinary people to numbers and convenient explanations. She made Tamsin promise that the powerful would not be allowed to decide what the kingdom remembered. Tamsin escaped the chamber with the locket hidden beneath her dress, intending to return the next morning and learn more. Instead, she awoke to discover that Queen Isolde had died, the sealed reports had vanished, the queen's belongings had been burned, and the court had declared that anyone questioning the official story was disturbing the kingdom's grief.For the next ten years, Tamsin secretly carried the queen's locket and the memory of that night while Renfro rebuilt itself and slowly forgot what Isolde had tried to expose. The kingdom restored its ceremonies and honored the dead queen while carefully burying the truth behind her final investigation. Yet small pieces of evidence survived, including the torn ribbon, the memory of the queen's warning, and even two notes from her silver whistle that eventually became a secret guild signal. When Tamsin finally encounters the mysterious ledger years later, she possesses both the skills and the reason to fulfill the promise she made to Queen Isolde: to steal back the truth and prevent the powerful from controlling history. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. There are moments in life that divide everything into before and after, though they rarely seem important when they happen. For Jack and Sandi, that moment began on an ordinary autumn afternoon while walking familiar forest trails near home. They had no desire for adventure, no belief in ancient magic, and no reason to expect anything beyond a quiet day together. Yet somewhere beyond their understanding, ancient powers were stirring and forgotten forces had begun reaching across worlds toward them. The first warning came when the birds suddenly fell silent and the forest became unnaturally still. Without thunder, light, or warning, reality folded around them and the familiar woods vanished. When Jack opened his eyes, he and Sandi stood in a strange land of towering trees, distant mountains, glowing rivers, and skies unlike anything they had ever known. What first seemed like a dream quickly became frighteningly real. The world they had entered was ancient, shaped by fallen empires, forgotten civilizations, dragons, and powers long buried beneath the earth. Beneath its beauty, however, a spreading corruption was twisting creatures and poisoning places once considered sacred. The balance that had protected the land for generations was beginning to fail, and few still understood the cause. Jack and Sandi had not been chosen by prophecy; they were simply two ordinary people determined not to abandon one another. Their search for a way home would carry them through haunted forests, forgotten ruins, distant kingdoms, and lands filled with creatures they once believed existed only in stories. Along the way they would find allies, face terrible enemies, endure painful losses, and discover courage they never knew they possessed. What began as a desperate journey home would eventually become something far greater, affecting lives and worlds beyond their own. Like every legend, their story began not with a great victory, but with one unexpected step into the unknown. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Long before Marvin first rode Charger, the eastern mountains burned beneath the smoke of the Crown of Embers. Deep inside the volcanic stronghold, Ash Goblin smiths forged a massive hammer for Commander Vark using black iron wrapped around a core of raw ember ore. Eleven earlier attempts had failed, but this weapon survived, its crimson veins glowing with unnatural heat while a strange darkness moved beneath the metal. Vark believed the Hammer would become the key to breaking ancient protections hidden throughout the world.For years, Vark had collected fragments of stone covered in forgotten symbols describing the Deep Paths, powerful currents of magic running beneath mountains, forests, ruins, and distant lands. The markings spoke of ancient Seals built where those currents gathered and of powerful guardians hidden behind them. When Vark tested the newly forged Ember Hammer against an enchanted stone slab, three blows shattered what ordinary weapons and fire could not damage. To Vark, the result proved the ancient Seals could also be broken. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. For a long time, no one noticed the small goblin who lived in a cave overlooking the forest. He was not a hero in any song. He was not a cast-out prince or a warrior. He was simply curious in a world that prized certainty. Where his tribe prized caution, he asked questions. Where they hoarded, he shared. Where they kept to the worn paths, he wandered the edges and listened to the seams. He was an exile from his clan, his tribe for being different, They called him weak for his softness and slow for his questions. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. She learned to listen before she learned to answer. In Wood Drow, where towers braided themselves from living root and rope and the city kept its breath in long, patient cycles, the quietest things kept the oldest promises, and the oldest promises kept their own counsel.The Windspire was not the tallest or the oldest of the towers, but it was the one that set the tone for the rest: a place where conversation was a craft and magic was a medium rather than a weapon. People came to the Windspire to learn how to enter the world's speech without interrupting it, to learn how to be companion to the land's quieter frequencies. Elyr, daughter of Azelder, had been taught formulas and handed tools, but what she carried most truly was a posture, a tilt of the head, a readiness to be present to what the world offered rather than to force it into her hands.She moved through the city like someone who had practiced being small and large at once. Her robes were the muted colors of undergrowth; her staff was warm under her palm as if it remembered the sun. She kept seed orbs at her belt that held light and recorded words; she wore a leather cuff with pockets for sage and iron filings and a riverstone worn smooth by habit. These were the outward things of apprenticeship. The inward thing was listening: the habit of letting a sound finish itself before deciding whether it needed her interference. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Long ago, the Ash Goblins ruled the eastern ridge from the Crown of Embers. They discovered ember ore, a black stone that burned endlessly with red heat, and used it to forge powerful weapons, armor, and war machines. Their furnaces filled the sky with smoke and damaged the surrounding forest. When the Ash Goblin king ordered his miners to dig deeper beneath the mountain, they discovered the Ember Heart, a living sphere of ancient fire. The king claimed its power and became nearly immune to weapons and flames. His armies marched westward, destroying forest villages and settlements, until the elves of Wood Drow united with forest creatures to resist them. Wrens, squirrels, stags, and the ancestors of the Air Sprites joined the battle, with the Air Sprites serving as scouts and messengers for the forest alliance. After four seasons of war, the guardians decided that the Ember Heart had to be sealed. Seven root singers entered the mountain with the help of elves and Air Sprites, defeated the goblin king, and created seven magical seals to imprison the Heart's power. The seals were divided, and their fragments were hidden across distant lands. One fragment was buried beneath the roots of a great oak in the eastern forest. Generations later, Air Sprites built their peaceful village within the enormous tree, unaware of what lay below. Then, one spring morning, miners reopened an ancient tunnel beneath the eastern ridge. The Ember Heart awakened, the roots of the great oak trembled, and Tara Littleton smelled smoke and iron as the forest's oldest enemy began to return.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - She learned to listen before she learned to answer. In Wood Drow, where towers braided themselves from living root and rope and the city kept its breath in long, patient cycles, the quietest things kept the oldest promises, and the oldest promises kept their own counsel.The Windspire was not the tallest or the oldest of the towers, but it was the one that set the tone for the rest: a place where conversation was a craft and magic was a medium rather than a weapon. People came to the Windspire to learn how to enter the world's speech without interrupting it, to learn how to be companion to the land's quieter frequencies. Elyr, daughter of Azelder, had been taught formulas and handed tools, but what she carried most truly was a posture, a tilt of the head, a readiness to be present to what the world offered rather than to force it into her hands.She moved through the city like someone who had practiced being small and large at once. Her robes were the muted colors of undergrowth; her staff was warm under her palm as if it remembered the sun. She kept seed orbs at her belt that held light and recorded words; she wore a leather cuff with pockets for sage and iron filings and a riverstone worn smooth by habit. These were the outward things of apprenticeship. The inward thing was listening: the habit of letting a sound finish itself before deciding whether it needed her interference.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Ten years before Tamsin Quickfinger stole the ledger that would threaten Renfro's powerful elite, she was a fourteen-year-old halfling surviving during a devastating plague. Disguised as a palace servant, she carried clean linens while secretly smuggling bread to hungry halfling families near the western market. Outside Queen Isolde's fever ward, Tamsin overheard Dr. Emile Corven warning Chancellor Edric Sable that the queen had ordered important records seized. Sable dismissed the dying queen's authority, revealing to Tamsin that something dangerous was being hidden within the palace.Queen Isolde summoned Tamsin into her chamber and quickly realized she was not truly a servant. She explained that reports reaching the king had been altered, warnings had disappeared, medicine had been withheld, and grain shipments had been delayed while wealthy merchants protected themselves. Isolde had attempted to begin an investigation, but her orders were being suppressed, and she was no longer permitted to see the king. Knowing she might soon die, the queen placed a battered locket containing a torn piece of the royal curtain into Tamsin's hands and asked her to preserve the truth.Isolde warned Tamsin that those responsible would justify their actions as necessary and reduce the suffering of ordinary people to numbers and convenient explanations. She made Tamsin promise that the powerful would not be allowed to decide what the kingdom remembered. Tamsin escaped the chamber with the locket hidden beneath her dress, intending to return the next morning and learn more. Instead, she awoke to discover that Queen Isolde had died, the sealed reports had vanished, the queen's belongings had been burned, and the court had declared that anyone questioning the official story was disturbing the kingdom's grief.For the next ten years, Tamsin secretly carried the queen's locket and the memory of that night while Renfro rebuilt itself and slowly forgot what Isolde had tried to expose. The kingdom restored its ceremonies and honored the dead queen while carefully burying the truth behind her final investigation. Yet small pieces of evidence survived, including the torn ribbon, the memory of the queen's warning, and even two notes from her silver whistle that eventually became a secret guild signal. When Tamsin finally encounters the mysterious ledger years later, she possesses both the skills and the reason to fulfill the promise she made to Queen Isolde: to steal back the truth and prevent the powerful from controlling history. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - There are moments in life that divide everything into before and after, though they rarely seem important when they happen. For Jack and Sandi, that moment began on an ordinary autumn afternoon while walking familiar forest trails near home. They had no desire for adventure, no belief in ancient magic, and no reason to expect anything beyond a quiet day together. Yet somewhere beyond their understanding, ancient powers were stirring and forgotten forces had begun reaching across worlds toward them. The first warning came when the birds suddenly fell silent and the forest became unnaturally still. Without thunder, light, or warning, reality folded around them and the familiar woods vanished. When Jack opened his eyes, he and Sandi stood in a strange land of towering trees, distant mountains, glowing rivers, and skies unlike anything they had ever known. What first seemed like a dream quickly became frighteningly real. The world they had entered was ancient, shaped by fallen empires, forgotten civilizations, dragons, and powers long buried beneath the earth. Beneath its beauty, however, a spreading corruption was twisting creatures and poisoning places once considered sacred. The balance that had protected the land for generations was beginning to fail, and few still understood the cause. Jack and Sandi had not been chosen by prophecy; they were simply two ordinary people determined not to abandon one another. Their search for a way home would carry them through haunted forests, forgotten ruins, distant kingdoms, and lands filled with creatures they once believed existed only in stories. Along the way they would find allies, face terrible enemies, endure painful losses, and discover courage they never knew they possessed. What began as a desperate journey home would eventually become something far greater, affecting lives and worlds beyond their own. Like every legend, their story began not with a great victory, but with one unexpected step into the unknown.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - For a long time, no one noticed the small goblin who lived in a cave overlooking the forest. He was not a hero in any song. He was not a cast-out prince or a warrior. He was simply curious in a world that prized certainty. Where his tribe prized caution, he asked questions. Where they hoarded, he shared. Where they kept to the worn paths, he wandered the edges and listened to the seams. He was an exile from his clan, his tribe for being different, They called him weak for his softness and slow for his questions.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Long before Marvin first rode Charger, the eastern mountains burned beneath the smoke of the Crown of Embers. Deep inside the volcanic stronghold, Ash Goblin smiths forged a massive hammer for Commander Vark using black iron wrapped around a core of raw ember ore. Eleven earlier attempts had failed, but this weapon survived, its crimson veins glowing with unnatural heat while a strange darkness moved beneath the metal. Vark believed the Hammer would become the key to breaking ancient protections hidden throughout the world.For years, Vark had collected fragments of stone covered in forgotten symbols describing the Deep Paths, powerful currents of magic running beneath mountains, forests, ruins, and distant lands. The markings spoke of ancient Seals built where those currents gathered and of powerful guardians hidden behind them. When Vark tested the newly forged Ember Hammer against an enchanted stone slab, three blows shattered what ordinary weapons and fire could not damage. To Vark, the result proved the ancient Seals could also be broken.…