The Devouring Sky (Paperback)
Language: English
Published by Susan Samadi, 2026
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Paperback. She's supposed to protect the Veil; he once served the god trying to destroy it. Generations ago, the ancient dragon god, Kaelorath, was bound within the sky to halt his rampage of destruction. To ensure his eternal imprisonment, a high sorceress wove a crystalline veil across the sky, shielding the world from his wrath. This veil dimmed the sun's light, plunging the kingdom into perpetual twilight. Now, the veil is breaking. Virelle Velasaryn, a novice Twilight Weaver, is thrust into a perilous journey to retrieve the Shard of the Sun, the gift used to create the veil, and keep it safe from Kaelorath's dark forces. Her unsteady magic, weaving threads of light and shadow, may be the kingdom's last hope. As Kaelorath's power grows, Virelle must face not only the horrors unleashed upon the land but also the dragon god's seductive whispers, tempting her with promises of power and glory. The closer she comes to the Shard, the clearer it becomes that the greatest threat may not lie in Kaelorath's shadow but within herself. "The killings wouldn't stop either. Not until I could learn to stare into the face of shadow and not flee when it stared back." The Devouring Sky is an epic fantasy with a slow-burn romance. It is the first installment of the Threads of Twilight series. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…
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- Title
- The Devouring Sky (Paperback)
- Author
- Susan Samadi
- Publisher
- Susan Samadi
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- new
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798224634941
She's supposed to protect the Veil; he once served the god trying to destroy it.
Generations ago, the ancient dragon god, Kaelorath, was bound within the sky to halt his rampage of destruction. To ensure his eternal imprisonment, a high sorceress wove a crystalline veil across the sky, shielding the world from his wrath. This veil dimmed the sun's light, plunging the kingdom into perpetual twilight.
Now, the veil is breaking.
Virelle Velasaryn, a novice Twilight Weaver, is thrust into a perilous journey to retrieve the Shard of the Sun, the gift used to create the veil, and keep it safe from Kaelorath's dark forces. Her unsteady magic, weaving threads of light and shadow, may be the kingdom's last hope.
As Kaelorath's power grows, Virelle must face not only the horrors unleashed upon the land but also the dragon god's seductive whispers, tempting her with promises of power and glory. The closer she comes to the Shard, the clearer it becomes that the greatest threat may not lie in Kaelorath's shadow but within herself.
"The killings wouldn't stop either. Not until I could learn to stare into the face of shadow and not flee when it stared back."
The Devouring Sky is an epic fantasy with a slow-burn romance. It is the first installment of the Threads of Twilight series.
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